Handball balls Kempa
Starting at €200.00
€150.00
Behind the handball Kempa balls, there is a name, that of Bernhard Kempa, taken on by a German brand almost entirely focused on handball. Balls, shoes, and clothing are designed primarily for this sport.
The Spectrum Synergy family occupies the top of the page, from match balls to balls for playing without resin, and the Leo, the Buteo, the Tiro, and the Gecko complete the selection.
Spectrum Synergy : Pro, Plus, Primo, Pure and Spin
The Spectrum Synergy family comes in several versions, each for a different use. The Pro is the brand's most demanding ball, designed for competition, in grey and red, grey and blue or red and black. The Primo is suitable for both training and high-level matches. The Plus completes the family for regular sessions. The Pure is aimed at training and is also one of the non-resin balls on the page, and the Spin rounds out the choice.
Glory, Game Changer : the colour editions
Some Spectrum Synergy and Leo come out in edition dressings. The Primo Glory, in black and gold, the Primo Game Changer, in grey and navy blue, or the Leo Glory, in blue Kempa and yellow, can be spotted in a sports bag. The model remains the same, only the design changes: choose them for their eye appeal, not for a different feel.
Leo, the ball for repeated sessions
The Leo is the everyday training and playing ball from the brand. In orange and black or in blue Kempa and black, it is suitable for teams that train multiple times a week and for youngsters who are discovering a club ball.
Buteo, Tiro, Gecko : three other characters
The Buteo, in orange and black, is for adults. The Tiro, in bright colours, goes down to size 0 and can also be bought in bulk, making it a school handball. The Gecko, in red and blue Kempa, is used for both play and training. Some beach handball balls complete the page for summer.
The Kempa packs, from schools to seniors
Tiro, Leo, Spectrum Synergy Pro and Primo come in packs of three, five or ten. The Tiro pack outfits a handball school, the Leo a category that has continuous sessions, and the Spectrum Synergy Pro a competitive team. Keeping the same family across categories helps youngsters switch from one ball to another without losing their bearings.
Kempa and other ball brands
Kempa, a brand from the Uhlsport group, has made handball its main focus. To compare, check out the balls Select, the balls Hummel, the balls Erima or the balls Molten, and find all the brands on the ball brands page.
The Kempa balls at sweet prices
The current discounts are in the special ball offers. At the end of autumn, check out the Black Friday balls, then the ball sales.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between the Spectrum Synergy Pro and the Primo?
The Pro is the most demanding ball in the family, designed for high-level competition. The Primo is suitable for training as well as matches. For a club player, it's often the most versatile choice.
Which Kempa ball for a resin-free hall?
The Spectrum Synergy Pure is among the resin-free balls on the page. Check the specified use on each model's sheet, and ask your gym what it allows.
Is the Leo suitable for a child?
Yes, provided you choose the right size. The Leo is available from size 0 to size 3, from mini-hand to seniors. Check the size on the sheet before ordering.
At what pressure should a handball be inflated?
Follow the pressure indicated near the ball's valve. Moisten the needle before inserting it, and check with a gauge: an under-inflated ball bounces badly and deforms.
Is the Buteo a match ball?
The sheet specifies the model's use. It's offered to adults, in size 2 and size 3, for both training and play: for an official match, look rather at the Spectrum Synergy Pro.
