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Molten Mini Volleyball

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Product Information

Engineered for an authentic, game-like feel that fits in the palm of your hand, the Molten® Mini Volleyball utilizes a machine stitched polyurethane cover to hold strong during intense warmup drills and set yourself up for on-the-court success.

Scaled Design, Quality Construction


Miniature construction helps develop quick hands and build reactions
Machine-stitched panels provide excellent shape retention for consistent performance
Soft polyurethane cover offers excellent durability during recreation play or warmup drills
Vibrant color design enhances visibility in low-lit conditions

Additional Details


Measurements: 5.5’’ Diameter
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : V200MINI
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Brand : Molten
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DSG PRO TIPS

Volleyball 101: Volleyball Positions and Their Roles

From the middle blocker to the setter to the libero, this Pro Tips guide will help break down each player’s responsibility on the volleyball court.

Volleyball Serving Tips: Jump Serve

Master these three components of this serve for some additional power to attack your opponent.

Volleyball Serving Tips: Float Serve

Boost your volleyball skill set with the effective float serve that can score points and disrupt an opponent’s offense.

The Pro Tips Volleyball Checklist

Prepare yourself for the season by making sure you have all the volleyball gear and apparel essentials.

Volleyball Offense: The Basics of Tipping

Don’t overlook the tip. When used in key moments, it can help your team capture a much-needed point.

Volleyball Offense: How to Create a Strong Platform

Keeping your hands, wrists and elbows in proper form plays a major factor in creating a successful pass.

How to Effectively Attack the Line in Volleyball

By knowing how to use your reach and contact in volleyball games, you can force your opponents to cover more space on the court.

Volleyball Defense: How to Read a Hitter When Blocking

By knowing what to look for in your opponent’s body language, you can improve your chances of making a block on the volleyball court.