A brightly coloured arm sleeve, a fitted baselayer under the match jersey: volleyball protections adidas offer both style and coverage, with women's and children's compression sleeves, Techfit baselayers, and shorts.
Compression arm sleeves adidas are available in women's cuts, in white, black, or multi-coloured, and in children's cuts designed for volleyball. Their purpose is to spare the forearms from red marks during a series of receptions.
Techfit undershirts are worn close to the body to keep warm and support the muscles. Base jerseys, in various solid colours, can be layered under the match kit or worn alone during training. It's the base layer of the outfit.
Shorts adidas are worn under the match shorts, highly appreciated by players for their support. The Adizero shorts, as mentioned at the top of the page, focus on being lightweight. They accompany dives and slides on the floor.
adidas also offers some knee pads to cushion falls on the floor during defensive plays. They complement the sleeves for a player wanting protective gear from the same brand, from arm to knee. A pair of arm sleeves adidas is also available to cover the wrist.
Measure the circumference of the arm at the bicep and forearm, then compare it to the size guide on the sheet. An arm sleeve should fit snugly without slipping or leaving marks when removed. For a child, choose the children's cut rather than a small adult size.
For comparison, the Mizuno protections include VS1 knee pads and elbow pads, the Errea protections feature their Tokyo knee pads, and the Nike protections offer their Dri-FIT sleeves. The adidas protections on sale can be found on the page special offers on protections, and on the page Black Friday protections during the event.
Part of the page includes items from other sports, such as Techfit undershirts and shorts. They are also great for volley, under a match jersey or during a physical training session. The compression arm sleeves are specifically designed for volleyball, in women's cut and children's cut. Check the sport indicated on the sheet to know for what use the product was designed.
They protect the forearms from redness and friction during receptions. They also keep the muscles warm between sets. Many liberos and receivers wear them.
Yes, during training or in the gym, but it is primarily intended to be worn under the jersey. Its fitted cut moves with you without hindering. Choose it close to the body without being tight.
Many female players wear shorts under their match shorts or instead of shorts, depending on their club's rules. Shorts provide support and protect the skin during slides. It's a matter of comfort and dress code regulations.
At a low temperature, inside out, without fabric softener. Forget the tumble dryer: heat damages elastane. Let it dry flat.
Opt for the children's cut rather than a small adult size, and check the arm circumference in the guide on the sheet. A sleeve that is too big will slip and fail to protect the forearms during receptions.