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Two questions settle it: what size does your category play with, and does your venue allow resin. Everything else — brand, coating, price — comes after.
Size is defined by circumference and weight, not by age alone. Check your league's rules before ordering, especially for youth categories where federations differ.
Match balls carry a tacky surface coating designed to be used with resin. They are the grippiest and the most expensive, and they are what you keep aside for game day. Practice balls use a harder-wearing cover that survives daily sessions with slightly less grip. Resin-free balls have a high-friction surface that lets you hold the ball one-handed without wax, which is what most American school gyms and recreation centers require. If you are equipping a program in the US, start there.
Select and Molten supply the balls used in most top competitions, including the EHF and IHF tournaments. Kempa, Hummel and Erima cover club and training needs at every level. Beach handball balls are softer, lighter and slightly smaller so they can be handled with wet hands, and they are not interchangeable with indoor balls.
Inflate to the pressure printed near the valve, usually between 0.3 and 0.4 bar. Wipe resin off after each session with a dedicated cleaner: dried resin hardens the coating and kills the grip within a few weeks. Store balls inflated, away from heat.
Size 3 for men aged 16 and over, size 2 for women aged 14 and over and boys 12 to 16, size 1 for players 8 to 14, and size 0 for mini handball under 8.
No. American handball is played against a wall with a small hard rubber ball. Team handball is the Olympic seven-a-side indoor sport, played with the balls on this page.
Resin is a sticky wax applied to the hands so a player can hold, spin and throw the ball one-handed. Many venues ban it because it marks floors, which is why resin-free balls exist.
Size 3 for the men's tournament and size 2 for the women's tournament, with an official match ball from an IHF-approved manufacturer, usually Select or Molten.
A match ball has a tacky coating for maximum grip with resin. A training ball has a tougher cover that lasts through daily use, with a little less grip.
Between 0.3 and 0.4 bar, and the exact figure is printed next to the valve.
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