VNL Official Match Balls On Sale Sequentially from June 3
Mikasa Corporation will launch new Volleyball Nations League (VNL) official match balls co-developed with VW from June 3, 2026. The lineup features official match balls, replica balls, and miniature balls.
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Mikasa Corporation, a competitive ball manufacturer with over 100 years of history, will sequentially launch new Volleyball Nations League (VNL) official match balls co-developed with VW from June 3, 2026, at the Mikasa Online Shop. The new balls combine top-level performance with a bold, modern design reflecting the sport's visual concept, meeting the strict technical standards of the International Volleyball Federation. The lineup includes the official match ball "V200W-VNL" for 18,150 yen, the replica ball "V330W-VNL" for 8,470 yen, and the miniature ball "V1.5W-VNL" for 2,530 yen (all tax included). Miniature balls launch on June 3, while official and replica balls are scheduled for mid-June. They will be sold in limited quantities.
FAQ
When will Mikasa's new VNL official game ball models be released?
They will be released sequentially from June 3, 2026. The miniature ball will be available from June 3, and the official game ball and replica ball are scheduled to be released around mid-June.
Where can I purchase the new VNL official game ball models?
They can be purchased at the Mikasa Online Shop.
What is the lineup and pricing for the new models?
The official game ball (V200W-VNL) is 18,150 yen (tax included), the replica ball (V330W-VNL) is 8,470 yen (tax included), and the miniature ball (V1.5W-VNL) is 2,530 yen (tax included).
What are the features of the new official game ball?
It combines top-level performance with a modern design reflecting the competition's visual concept, and is designed to meet the strict technical standards of the International Volleyball Federation.
Who co-developed the new models?
They were co-developed with Mikasa's longtime partner, VW.