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Most volleyballs have three levels of construction. The first level is a rubber bladder made from the same material as a bicycle inner tube. The bladder is then attached to a cloth layer made of material similar to cheese cloth and sealed with a rubber type glue. The outer layer is made of leather and is glued to the cloth layer.
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∙ 16y agoClick on the 'Volleyballs' link on this page to read about what is used to make a volleyball. There are links on the linked page to read about the construction of the ball and other aspects of a volleyball.
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∙ 12y agofried chicken gravy and bread rolled up chips in a packet with onion sauce $23.99
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∙ 10y agoA net, a volleyball, sneakers, knee pads, and teammates to play the game with.
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∙ 14y agoA beach + sand + a volleyball + a net + chalk to mark the lines + some people = Beach Volleyball.
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∙ 13y agoit can be plastic, fake leather, or leather. i personally like leather the best:)
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∙ 12y agorubber and plastic
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∙ 10y agoLeather
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What materials are used to make volleyball?
Click on the 'Volleyballs' link on this page to read about what is used to make a volleyball. There are links on the linked page to read about the construction of the ball and other aspects of a volleyball.
What materials does a handball have?
volleyball
What materials are needed in playing volleyball?
... a court,a volleyball,net and 2 stands.
What are the materials for volleyball?
All you need to play volleyball is a net, a court, a volleyball, 6 amazing volleyball players.! you cant go wrong with that!
Materials of volleyball?
a volleyball a net two teams and a umpire and a crowed and a uniform
Mhow many pieces of leather are used to make an indoor volleyballeasurements of materials in a volleyball?
Most volleyballs have 18 panels.
What is a mintonette in volleyball?
Within two years after the game was invented (volleyball was invented in 1895). Observers picked up on the rule that the ball could not touch the floor and began calling the game 'volley ball' which was eventually changed to 'volleyball'.
