Christmas Molten: gift ideas under €150
The whole team training with the same ball: that's the idea behind the Molten gift on this page, made up solely of sets, from V5M4500 and V5M4000 competition balls to training and beach-volley balls.
A gift designed for a club, a coach, or a volley school, in sets of three, five, or ten balls.
V5M4500 and V5M4000: match ball lots
The V5M4500 is a competition ball with glued panels. The V5M4000, a game ball approved by FIVB, is recognised by its soft touch. Offered in threes, they allow a club to play its home matches with new balls, or a competition group to train with the right feel.
V5M3500, V5M2501-L, V5M2000-L: the basis of the session
The V5M3500 is a training ball for club sessions. The lightweight ball lots, V5M2501-L with a soft touch and V5M2000-L for beginners, are aimed at schools of volley. The pack of ten V5C1400-L outfits an entire group of young players in one go.
V5B5000: the beach-volley lot
The V5B5000 is designed for regular play on sand. The pack of three is suitable for a beach section that wants to play its summer tournaments with a quality ball.
Completing the club gift
To equip the players themselves, check out the shoes on the Mizuno page or the Asics page within the same budget. All ideas can be found on the gift ideas under €150 page, and the beach special offers gather sand equipment at reduced prices.
Frequently asked questions
How many balls do you need for a volley training session?
The ideal is to have at least one ball for every two players, so that passing and digging drills can run without waiting. A pack of five or ten covers most club slots.
Where can I find cheap Molten ball lots for Christmas?
Lots in this budget are all on this page. A pack is cheaper per ball than buying individually, and the ball special offers add models at reduced prices.
V5M4500 or V5M4000 for club matches?
Both are competition balls. The V5M4500 is for matches, the V5M4000 with its soft touch is good for developing players. Just check which ball is required in your division with the league or committee.
Can an indoor ball be used on sand?
It's better to use a ball made for sand: it's designed for outdoor play, while sand quickly wears out the surface of an indoor ball. Keep each ball for its specific court.
How to store a pack of balls?
In a bag or a ball net, protected from heat and moisture, slightly deflated if you’re not using them during the holidays. Inflate them to the right pressure before resuming play.
