Handball balls Tremblay CT
In a schoolyard, a college gymnasium, or a first session of mini-handball, handballs from Tremblay CT have their place: foam, cellular balls, durable balls, and training balls, ranging from size 0 to size 3.
Tremblay is dedicated to team sports equipment for clubs as well as schools, and its balls are primarily aimed at discovery and learning.
Eleph Hand, Soft Hand, cellular: the balloons that reassure
For a child who is afraid of the ball, the first catch matters. The Eleph Hand, made of foam, and the Soft Hand, softer than a regular ball, don't hurt the fingers. The blue cellular ball and the Scol Hand are designed for school sports, where the ball is passed around in large groups.
Top Grid, Training Hand: a colour for each size
The second generation Top Grid and the Training Hand come in a different colour for each size: red for size 0 of the Top Grid, blue for size 1 of the Training Hand, green for size 2, and purple for size 3. A teacher or coach can easily hand out the right ball to each group without checking the label.
Resist Hand: for tough terrains
The blue Resist Hand and the yellow and blue or red and blue Resist Handball are made to last. They are suitable for playgrounds, outdoor courts, and sessions where balls are not always treated gently. They come in size 0 and size 1.
Balls Tremblay CT and other brands
For a more technical club ball, compare with the balls Select, the balls Hummel, or the balls Molten, and find all the brands on the ball brands page. Current discounts can be found in the special ball offers.
Frequently asked questions
Which Tremblay CT ball for a kindergarten class?
A foam ball like the Eleph Hand, light and safe for the little ones. It allows for throwing and catching without fear.
Can a foam ball be used in a club?
For baby-hand and the first sessions, yes. As soon as the child plays in a match, they switch to a ball that fits their category size, like a Training Hand.
Do the Tremblay CT balls withstand the outdoors?
The Resist models are designed for rougher surfaces. Foam balls are better suited for indoor use.
What size for a secondary school class?
Size 1 is suitable for younger students, size 2 for older students, depending on age and gender. If in doubt, size 1 is easier for everyone to handle.
