Molten Volleyball - V5M5000


The Molten V5M5000 is a top-tier choice for competitive indoor volleyball players and teams who require professional-grade consistency and flight stability. Its standout benefit is the integrated FLISTATEC technology that ensures predictable trajectories during serves and spikes, though users should note that its premium microfiber composite material is optimized strictly for indoor courts and will degrade rapidly on outdoor abrasive surfaces.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | V5M5000 |
| Brand | Molten |
No, this ball is specifically designed for indoor use. Outdoor surfaces like concrete or sand will quickly damage the microfiber cover.
It means the ball has been tested and certified by the Federation Internationale de Volleyball to meet the specific size, weight, and rebound standards required for professional international competition.
Check the pressure before every match or practice session to ensure it remains within the recommended PSI range printed on the ball.
The nylon winding provides internal support that prevents the ball from deforming or becoming 'lopsided' during repeated, high-impact hits.
Yes, by optimizing air turbulence around the ball, the technology reduces erratic movement, allowing for a more stable and predictable path during flight.
Check the air pressure with a gauge; under-inflation or uneven inflation can disrupt the flight dynamics intended by the FLISTATEC technology.
Clean the ball with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth to remove dust buildup, then wipe dry. Avoid harsh chemicals.
To ensure optimal performance, use a needle lubricated with glycerin before inflating the ball to protect the valve. Always inflate the ball to the manufacturer's recommended pressure range, typically found near the valve, to avoid damaging the nylon-wound internal structure. For care, wipe the ball down with a dry or slightly damp cloth after each session to remove dust and sweat. Store the ball in a climate-controlled environment, away from direct sunlight or extreme temperatures, which can cause the microfiber material to become brittle or lose its grip properties.