Socks for volley Hummel

Hummel Blaze Pro and Pro Low: the low training pair

The Blaze Pro and Pro Low are at the top of the page. These are low socks designed for sessions involving quick movements, jumps, and drills. They come in various colour combinations, from black and white to blue and yellow, including bolder shades like pink or orange. A low pair allows the ankle to breathe and goes well with ankle supports.

Pro Grip: the sock that holds the foot

The Pro Grip, available in black or white, focuses on the grip between the foot and insole. In volleyball, every jump reception and lateral start relies on this contact. A foot that doesn’t slip in the shoe maintains precision at the moment of push-off. If your foot moves around in your indoor shoes, this is the one you need.

Basic and Fundamental: packs of three pairs

For everyday training, the Basic and Fundamental packs consist of three pairs of the same colour, in black, white or grey. It's a simple solution to ensure you never run out of clean socks between sessions, and it's great for a parent kitting out a young player for the season.

Hummel socks for kids

A part of the page is available in junior sizes. Choose the size based on the shoe size rather than age, and prefer a well-fitted pair: going beyond one size too big will always result in chafing. The colours are the same as for adults, allowing for a coordinated look for an entire youth team.

Hummel or Errea, Mizuno, Macron: compare the pairs

For club colour models, check out the Errea socks, or the team packs from Mizuno. Macron and Puma complete the offering. The page volleyball socks brings together all the brands with filters for height and colour.

Cheaper Hummel packs and pairs

The Hummel pairs and packs regularly feature in the special textile offers. Don't forget about the textile clearance for out-of-season colours, and the textile sales to restock your sports bag.

Frequently asked questions

Do Hummel socks run large?

They are sold in shoe size ranges. If you're on the border between two ranges, the larger size prevents compression on the toes. The table on each product page shows the precise range.

What's the difference between Pro Grip and Pro Low?

The Pro Low is a lightweight, versatile low training sock. The Pro Grip focuses on grip in the shoe, to limit foot slipping during pushes. The choice depends on how your shoes feel.

Does a low sock provide enough protection in volleyball?

It is sufficient for most players, especially during training. If you often slide to the floor in defence, a higher pair offers better protection for the lower leg. Liberos and receivers often prefer this second option.

How many pairs should you expect for a volleyball season?

Plan for one clean pair for each training session of the week, and keep a separate pair for matches. The packs of three pairs quickly meet this need. A worn-out pair at the heel or stretched out needs replacing, as it will eventually start to slip.

Can you wear running socks for volleyball?

It's possible for training, but they're designed for forward movement. Volleyball requires lateral movements and jumps, which need good support around the arch. A sports sock for indoor use remains the best choice.