MIKASA MVA 200 Volleyball

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I play pickup volleyball at a local gym a few times a week and any time one of these or the Molten Flistatec are brought by someone we end up playing with one or the other.

Also, I don't remember the older Mikasa international, or even the Molten international being used as much as I have seen the new Mikasa out this year. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. My tips: learn how to recognize a float serve - the ball is served like an over hand serve only that the ball has no rotation of any kind. The anti-sweat functionality «Nano Balloon Silica» prevents the surface of the ball from becoming slick from sweat during intense play. FIVB has chosen this brand and this specific ball type, MVA200, for any volleyball pro / official games.Ich habe 2 von diesen Bällen gekauft für unserer Volleyballmannschaft, diese Bälle werden bei uns als Turnierball benutzt, aber auch im Training macht es Spaß damit zu spielen, da es wirklich ein tolles Material ist, das sehr gut in der Hand liegt. If you are having a lot trouble with it, I'd recommend playing with the Molten 5000 (a lot easier to pick up and play) for a bit and then retrying the MVA200.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The unique and perfectly balanced 18 panel design and aerodynamic dimpling offers better stability and ball control. I just want to say that, yes to a point a volleyball might have some difference in serving but not on how people receive the ball. The Molten feels balloony in comparison, and doesn't give you that satisfying "thud" when you smack it good. If you would like to replace the goods, because you dont like it or you made wrong choice just know that you have to pay courier costs!

Beginners and especially girls complain it's too hard, even though I have it inflated to slightly below regulation. The ball is very different from the other indoor balls such as Tachikara, Wilson and past Mikasa versions in that you'll first notice the feel of the ball. Hence it is imperative that you don’t walk into any outlet selling exercise equipment and bring one home without professional advice. Our professionals at Eser Marketing with many years of experience would identify your exact needs and provide you exemplary Eser fitness advice comparable to none.