Mikasa is internationally known as the official ball supplier to the FIVB, volleyball's world governing body, so a "mikasa south africa" search usually comes from someone expecting a volleyball. It is worth clarifying upfront that Ronex's Mikasa product is not that ball.

This guide covers exactly what Ronex stocks under the Mikasa name, what it actually costs, and where that leaves a South African volleyball team looking for gear rather than a soccer ball.

Is Ronex's Mikasa Ball a Volleyball?

No. Ronex's Mikasa product is a soccer ball, the Turbo S5 Hardground, not a volleyball. This is not the ball Mikasa is internationally recognised for, it is Mikasa's soccer line, and the naming overlap is where the confusion comes from.

If you searched expecting a volleyball specifically because of the Mikasa name, it is worth knowing that up front rather than discovering it after adding the wrong product to your cart.

What Does Ronex's Mikasa Soccer Ball Actually Cost?

The Mikasa Turbo S5 Hardground typically costs R399. It is a 32-panel moulded ball built specifically for hard-ground play, in the standard size 5 used for adult and youth match soccer.

Stock on this specific model fluctuates, so it is worth checking current availability directly before assuming it is ready to ship, rather than relying on a price you saw somewhere else.

Where Does That Leave Volleyball Players in South Africa?

Ronex does not currently list a standalone volleyball ball on its own volleyball collection. What it does offer instead is a team uniform set, the Volleyball/Basketball Kit RC-953, a set of 10 typically priced at R2,199 in a durable, moisture-wicking polyester fabric.

That is a genuinely different purchase to a match ball. A team already has balls and needs matching kit is a common enough scenario that Ronex's range fits well, but a coach specifically shopping for a standalone volleyball will not find one in this collection.

Team Kit vs Standalone Ball: What Are You Actually Shopping For?

Here's the thing: knowing which of these two you actually need before you start browsing saves time. A team needing matching uniforms for a volleyball or basketball squad should look at the RC-953 combo set.

A player or coach needing an actual ball, whether that is Mikasa's soccer ball or a genuine volleyball, needs to check the specific product listing rather than assuming the Mikasa name alone guarantees the sport they have in mind.

What to Check Before Buying a Volleyball or Multi-Sport Ball Locally

If a genuine match-standard volleyball is what you need and it is not currently in Ronex's catalogue, a dedicated volleyball equipment specialist is typically a more reliable source than a multi-sport retailer for that specific product.

For everything else, team kit, training gear, and Ronex's own Mikasa soccer ball, checking current stock directly before ordering typically avoids the disappointment of a listing that looked available but was not.

Where to Buy Mikasa Products and Volleyball Team Kit in South Africa

You can check Ronex's Mikasa soccer balls collection for the Turbo S5 Hardground, or browse the volleyball and basketball team kit range for the RC-953 combo, at Ronex's Johannesburg store on Main Reef Road, Crown Mines, open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 4pm.

FAQs

Does Ronex sell a Mikasa volleyball in South Africa?

No, Ronex's Mikasa product is a soccer ball, the Turbo S5 Hardground, not a volleyball.

How much does Ronex's Mikasa soccer ball cost?

The Mikasa Turbo S5 Hardground typically costs R399, though it is worth checking current stock before ordering.

Does Ronex sell standalone volleyballs?

Not currently as a standalone product. Ronex's volleyball-related offering is a team uniform set, the RC-953 combo, rather than a match ball.

How much does volleyball team kit cost at Ronex?

The Volleyball/Basketball Kit RC-953, a set of 10 uniforms, typically costs around R2,199.

Where can I buy Mikasa products in South Africa?

You can check Ronex's Mikasa soccer balls collection online, or contact the Johannesburg store directly to confirm current stock.

The Real Question Before You Search for Mikasa in South Africa

Knowing which sport and which product type you actually need, a match ball or team kit, usually matters more than the brand name on the label. Confirm that first, and the right listing becomes obvious rather than a guessing game.