Two distinct families, Flash for training and matches, Magic for play without resin, and the Vranjes as a backup: this is how the handballs Erima on this page are organised.
The German brand for team sports offers its balls from children's size to match balls, individually or in sets to equip a club.
Flash is the most extensive family on the page, with each name corresponding to a level of play. The classic Flash, in white and blue, is perfect for weekly sessions. The Flash Pro, in blue and lime, focuses on durability. The Flash Elite is the top model, designed for matches and players seeking precision. There is a child’s Flash in orange and blue for younger players, and the pink and blue curaçao colour is easily spotted from afar in a bag.
The Magic range caters to halls that prohibit glue: its surface grips without resin. The Magic and Magic Pro maintain the brand's white and red colours. The Magic White features bolder combinations like burgundy and lavender, black and gecko green, and tahitian blue and mint. An HBS Gold Edition, in white and gold, has been added to the series.
The Vranjes is aimed at both regular players and beginners discovering the passing game, with a simple grip for club sessions. Erima offers it in several colours: check the specification for its size and use before choosing, as each category plays with its own size.
This page also features some balls designed for netball and korfball, two passing sports similar to handball in spirit. They appeal to schools and multisport clubs introducing various ball sports. For indoor handball, stick with the Flash and Magic ranges.
Flash, Magic, Magic Pro, and Magic White are also available in bundles of three, five, or ten. This allows a club to keep the same reference for an entire category, with the same weight and feel. It’s convenient for a handball school starting with the child’s Flash and gradually moving up to the Flash Pro.
Erima, a German team sports brand, designs its balls in line with its team kits: solid products, intended for repeated sessions. To compare the feels, check the balls Select, the balls Hummel, the balls Kempa, or the balls Molten. All brands are gathered on the ball brands page.
The current discounts can be found in the special offers for balls. At the end of autumn, the Black Friday balls takes over, followed by the ball sales.
It is designed to be used without it, but nothing prevents its use in a hall where it's allowed. Its real strength lies in gyms where glue is banned. Clean it after a resin session to maintain its grip.
A 10-year-old girl or boy plays in size 1. The child’s Flash, in orange and blue, is made for that age group. Check the size on the specification before ordering.
The Flash Elite is aimed at matches and players seeking precision. The Flash Pro is more durable for everyday use. Many players keep an Elite for the weekend and a Pro for the weekdays.
The name Elite denotes the top of the Flash range, and the Magic Pro plays this role among the Magic. The specification details the recommended use for each model. The others are more like training balls.
Women play in size 2 from the age of 14, just like boys aged 12 to 16. Choose size 2 from the Flash range for matches or from the Magic range if your hall prohibits resin, and check it on the specification.