Rather than a competition shoe for your first year of handball, the adidas Court Team Bounce shoes offer a simple and well-cushioned indoor option, with a Bounce sole throughout.
Available in men's, women's, and children's versions: perfect for equipping a casual player, a beginner, or a young person joining the club, without any complicated adjustments.
The Bounce midsole runs from heel to toe: it softens landings and sprints. The two-layer mesh upper lets the foot breathe, and the rubber outsole won’t mark the floor of the hall. It's a shoe that's easy to wear right from the first session.
The Court Team Bounce is suitable for the player discovering handball, the casual player who plays once a week, and the young person whose foot is growing quickly and will soon need a bigger size. It also serves as a second pair for training, to ease the wear on match shoes.
As the game intensifies, the Stabil offers more stability for contact play, while the Adizero Counterblast provides more lightness for speed play. The adidas shoes page brings together the entire brand range.
For a first pair at the best price, check out the special shoe offers and the shoe clearance. The Black Friday shoes is another great time to equip yourself.
For a leisure championship or a first level of competition, yes. A player who trains several times a week, or who plays a position exposed to contact, will benefit from switching to a more technical model.
Indications vary: adidas describes it as true to size in several markets, while some handball retailers recommend going up a size. The safest bet is to try it on with your match socks.
Yes, it’s a versatile indoor shoe, with a rubber that won’t mark. It spares your match pair during training sessions throughout the week.
Yes, the page offers children’s sizes. It’s a good choice for a first license: simple, cushioned, and easy to replace as the foot grows.
A sole that becomes smooth and slides on the floor, cushioning that collapses at the heel, or an upper that no longer holds the foot are signs to watch for. For a beginner, it’s often the shoe size that necessitates changing before it’s worn out.