Handball balls without resin
Your hall bans glue: which handball without resin should you choose to maintain a secure grip? A model with a surface that sticks on its own, and whose dimensions are designed to be held comfortably without assistance.
The page brings together balls designed for resin-free play, from training balls to match balls, available individually or in bulk to equip a team.
Why do so many halls ban resin?
Many local councils ban resin in their gyms because it dirties the floors, walls, and equipment for other sports. Balls without resin have a more grippy surface that compensates for the lack of adhesive. The international regulation gives them a slightly lower bounce and weight: in size 3, from 55.5 to 57.5 cm for 400 to 425 g, compared to 58 to 60 cm for 425 to 475 g with resin.
Hummel Evolution AR, Erima Magic, Molten D60: the models on the page
Hummel is well represented with its Evolution AR range: Pro, Advanced, and Energizer, in size 2 and size 3. Erima offers the Magic, the Magic Pro, and the Magic White. Kempa produces the Spectrum Synergy Pure and the Eliminate, Select has the Campo DB and the Light Grippy in size 00, and Molten offers the D60 in size 2, with sixty triangular panels.
Non-resin lots for the whole team
The Evolution Energizer and the Evolution Pro from Hummel come in packs of three, five, or ten. A team playing in a hall without glue can thus train and play with the same ball. For other uses, check out the competitive balls and the training balls.
Non-resin balls on promotion
The ongoing discounts can be found in the special offers for balls, and the Black Friday balls is coming at the end of autumn.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a non-resin ball worse than a standard ball?
It is different, not worse. More compact and lighter, it feels good in hand without glue. Players used to resin just need a few sessions to adjust.
Can you put resin on a non-resin ball?
It's not recommended: resin clogs its surface and makes it lose its natural grip. Keep it for halls without glue.
What size should I choose for a non-resin ball?
The same as your category: size 3 for men from 16 years old, size 2 for women and boys aged 12 to 16, size 1 for younger players.
How can I find out if my gym allows resin?
Ask your club, the town hall, or the hall manager. The rule is often displayed at the entrance of the gym.
