Handball

Handball balls and accessories

Steel doors, nets, handball balls and much more. Here are all the essential elements to set up a handball court for a proper and functional game. Solid structures, made with durable and quality materials that meet all the different needs of the customer.

Let’s see together what you can find in the Artisport catalog dedicated to handball.
Handball doors: can be made of aluminum or steel, are TUV certified and can be completed by special nets, available separately.
Handball balls: rubber or PVC, both for men’s and women’s sports, differentiated in weight and size. All our handball balls offer anti-theft safety and a safe and natural grip.
Handball net: regulated nylon with braid and mesh of different diameters according to different needs.

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K806

Hand pump

208060

Hook for goal nets

Certified handball equipment TUV

In sport a lot of equipment requires special certifications to ensure maximum reliability and safety during use. For this reason all the handball ports in the catalog, are certified TUV Rheinland.
Certified products therefore guarantee their realization with a view to safe and responsible use.
Artisport offers only certified quality equipment, to guarantee its customers reliability and safety.

Handball balls and handball goals

The necessary equipment for a correct supply of a handball court will be as follows: two doors placed in the center of the bottom lines and a ball that can be either synthetic leather, but much more frequently multi layer rubber or pvc for greater grip.
The handball is a sport with very ancient origins whose traces date back to Roman times, but also to the culture of the Maya. Only towards the end of the nineteenth century it became a sport with real rules defined and in 1938 the first World Championships of men’s handball were organized. Handball began to spread throughout the world from the late 1960s until it became an Olympic sport in 1972 with the Olympic Games in Munich.
In the Italian scene it is not yet a very widespread sport, but in recent years it is gaining ground in several regions where it was not practiced before.