What is a lite volleyball?
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Breaking in novice and young volleyball players using a lightweight ball with less bite fosters a love of the game. The Tachikara SVMNC Volley-Lite® Color Volleyball is regulation size but is lighter and made with brightly colored composite leather so it is softer and more visible on the court.
What size is a volley Lite?
25.6″ – 26.4″
Encourages learning basic skills with less fear of impact. Recommended for ages 12 and under. Weight: 7.0 – 7.7 oz. Circumference: 25.6″ – 26.4″
What is the official size of volleyball?
25.5 to 26.5 inches
Volleyballs usually come in two sizes: youth and adult. The youth ball has a circumference of around 25 to 26 inches, while the adult volleyball has a circumference measuring 25.5 to 26.5 inches.
How much is a volley?
An official competition volleyball can cost anywhere from $20 to under $100, depending on the quality of the volleyball, and its materials. There are many great genuine leather regulation volleyball for under $50. A good leather composite volleyball can run $30-$40.
What is the difference between a volley Lite and regular volleyball?
The volley-lite is regulation size, but is 7.0-7.7oz making it a lighter weight (approx 2 oz lighter). This is the description : Regulation size special light-weight ball designed to assist the novice player in achieving skills necessary to accomplish the game, without fear of heavy ball impact.
What is the difference between Volley Lite and regular volleyball?
What is the official beach volleyball ball?
MIKASA VLS300
MIKASA VLS300, BEACH CHAMP – OFFICIAL GAME BALL OF THE FIVB,Blue/Yellow.
Which brand of volleyball is the best?
- Mikasa. At number one on the list of the top five volleyball brands is the Japanese company Mikasa.
- Tachikara. In second place is the company called Tachikara.
- Molten. In third on the list is the company Molten.
- Wilson. Coming in number four out of the top five volleyball brands is the company Wilson.
- Spalding.
What should I inflate my volleyball to?
VOLLEYBALL
| Size | Circumference (mm) | Recommended Inner Pressure |
|---|---|---|
| Indoor Volleyball Size 5 | 650 – 670 | 0.3 – 0.325 kgf/cm2 |
| Indoor Volleyball Size 4 | 620 – 640 | 0.3 – 0.325 kgf/cm2 |
| School Volleyball Size 5 | 650 – 670 | 0.2 – 0.225 kgf/cm2 |
| Kids Volleyball Size 5 | 645 – 665 | 0.1 – 0.15 kgf/cm2 |
Are volleyballs hard?
Yes, volleyball can be hard. The higher the level of play you reach, the more challenging it becomes. If you are starting out, the main difficulty lies in understanding the rules and executing proper techniques. In general, volleyball is an easy sport to learn but a difficult sport to master.