Supplier to the France teams of volley, Errea also takes care of your feet: its socks follow the logic of team kits, in bold club colours, with training, grip models and pairs for the young ones.
First, choose the height and thickness, then the colour that matches your jersey.
On this page, Zone takes the lead. Its two-tone pairs, black and yellow, red and white, navy and blue or green and navy, cover the shades of most clubs. Its one-size design makes it easy to order for an entire team. It's the sock to choose when everyone needs to wear the same pair on the field.
The Energy Gripp, in classic or Calza versions, bear a name that hints at their purpose: to limit foot slip inside the shoe. In volleyball, the positions change constantly, between the run-up, the jump and landing on the ground. A foot that stays firmly in place in the shoe transmits energy better and avoids chafing. They come in black, blue and white, as well as bright colours like orange, red or green.
The Active junior models are marked by age group, which helps with choosing without knowing the exact shoe size. A sock that's too big causes bunching under the arch, leading to blisters after training. If the child is unsure between two sizes, go for the smaller one: it stays in place better.
The page also offers a white pair in the colours of France, from the Skip range. It completes the team's kit for the supporter who wants the full outfit, or for the player who prefers classic white indoors.
For different heights and materials, check out the socks Hummel, with low and non-slip models, or the team packs from Mizuno. Craft and adidas complete the choice. The page socks for volleyball gathers them all together.
For club orders, keep an eye on the special textile offers and the textile clearance page, where end-of-range colours are listed. The Black Friday textile and sales periods are also good times to refresh the pairs for the whole team.
They are available in one size for adults, which covers most sizes. For very large or very small feet, check the product detail. Youngsters have their own junior models.
Both are used. High socks protect the shins during slides and work well with knee pads. Low socks are cooler, preferred for training and by players who wear ankle supports.
They limit foot movement in the shoe during starts and receptions. The result: less chafing, fewer blisters and a better feel for positions. They can be worn with any indoor shoe.
Turn them inside out before washing and avoid fabric softener, which reduces grip on studded models. A moderate temperature wash is sufficient. Air drying is better than using a tumble dryer.
Yes, the Zone range is designed for this, with many colours and one size. Just check the availability of the chosen colour on the product sheet before placing the order.