Kempa® Handball LEO

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Very good grip
High durability
Low air loss
PVC free

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Kempa® Handball LEO

The durable training ball features a grippy outer material and the typical Kempa embossing. The soft foam lamination ensures a pleasant ball feel, while the dimensionally stable latex bladder provides excellent bounce with minimal air loss. The ball is suitable for playing with resin.

Features

Material: 46% PA, 20% PU, 16% PU, 11% PES, 7% CO
Bladder material: Latex
Suitable for use with resin

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Manufacturer: uhlsport GmbH

Klingenbachstraße 3

DE - 72336 Balingen

Email: [email protected]
Contact partner: uhlsport GmbH

Klingenbachstraße 3

DE - 72336 Balingen

Email: [email protected]

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FAQ | Product questions

What distinguishes resin-free balls from handballs that can be played with resin?

The IHF has recently revised the ball regulations regarding the size of balls with and without resin. Resin-free balls are noticeably smaller and slightly lighter in all sizes. This makes the ball easier to throw and catch, even without the use of resin. Additionally, the surface of resin-free balls has special properties designed to simplify gripping. For example, the surface may be water-absorbent or have stronger, grippier contour grooves. Some balls can also be played with lower air pressure, allowing the fingertips to sink in deeper without negatively affecting the bouncing behaviour. However, the special surface structure also means that using resin would significantly damage the ball.

Who decides whether playing handball with resin is permitted or not?

The IHF only stipulates initially that both types of handballs are allowed in play as long as they meet the specified size and weight standards. The final decision on the use of resin lies not with the IHF but rather with the venue operators. Even if the IHF permits the use of resin, a sports hall can prohibit it due to cleaning and maintenance requirements. Conditions and regulations therefore vary from place to place. Some regional associations have already completely banned the use of resin to standardise conditions across leagues.

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