Side reception, immediate serve, pivot to follow the ball: it's in these seconds that the Asics Gel Netburner volleyball shoes come into their own. The stability range from Asics holds the foot during twists and grips the court, for players who play with low supports.
The Netburner Ballistic FF, the flagship model on the page, serves speedy players who constantly change direction. The Speedtruss reinforcement, a signature of the range, supports the foot when you pivot, and the rubber has a strong reputation for grip. It's a natural choice for a libero, a outside hitter or a setter.
The Netburner Ballistic FF comes in a low version and an MT version, with a mid-top upper. The MT version wraps around the ankle, which is nice after a sprain. The low version, on the other hand, gains in lightweight and freedom.
The page also features the Netburner Shield FF, the Netburner Professional FF, and the Gel-Netburner Academy, mostly offered in women's cuts. The women's cut is actually predominant on the page, with unique colours.
To jump higher, the page Asics Sky Elite offers the brand's jump shoe. The page Asics Powerbreak brings together another stable indoor shoe. To get started, check out the page Asics Gel Rocket, and find all the ranges on the page shoes Asics.
The older colours of the Netburner often appear on the page special shoe offers and the shoe clearance.
It can suit a outside hitter who does a lot of defending. A middle or a spiker who jumps on every rally will be better served by a jump shoe like the Sky Elite FF. It all depends on what you do more on the court.
Yes, if you do a lot of defending and look for support. For lighter sessions, the Gel-Rocket is the simplest choice. Try both to compare foot support.
Your everyday shoe size works, with a finger's width of space in front of your toes. The women's models fit a bit more snugly at the heel. Make sure to try them on with match socks.
Wipe the outsole with a damp cloth before and after your session, as dust can make it slippery. Don't wear the shoe outside. A smooth outsole indicates it's time to replace the pair.
Both aim for stability. The Netburner Ballistic FF focuses on foot support and grip, while the Powerbreak FF features a wide outsole that maintains control during lateral movements. The choice mainly depends on your feel.