Avoli VOL II Mid LE Pink and Purple
Avoli VOL II Mid LE Pink and Purple
Avoli VOL II Mid LE Pink and Purple
Avoli VOL II Mid LE Pink and Purple
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Avoli VOL. II
Ever lose the first two sets and look up in the stands and think: a little more support might feel good right now.
That’s the idea behind the Avoli Vol II Mid
We know some of you feel comfortable with more ankle support and we’ve built the Vol II Mid with you in mind. Many athletes who play positions with lots of lateral movement tell us they prefer the support of a mid. Same for front row players who are jumping (and landing) a lot.
The Vol II Mid has all the great features found in our Vol I Low – better fit to reduce slippage; the VoliVent active venting system which helps keep feet drier and wards off that nasty backpack funk; the OctoLug traction for better floor grip; and our patent pending VoliCush system which makes every landing as soft and cushy as possible. As one review said: “they’re bouncy, comfortable and my feet don’t slip.” And now they’re available in a Mid. You asked, we made it.
My granddaughter loves these shoes
My daughter is trying out of High School Volleyball. We got these shoes as a tool to have her play and compete at her absolute BEST while keeping her safe. These shoes have EXCEEDED our expectations and not to mention the colors are vibrant and SO pretty🩷. Coming from Hawai'i it's hard to fine shoes that fit (size 12), are comfy, safe and Beautiful.🌺
We ordered these shoes for our Godchild Elayna who plays volleyball at her school. Her mother was killed, her dad is dead & her grandmother is battling pancreatic cancer ( she lives with grandmother). She saw your shoes online & absolutely loved them. I wouldn’t normally pay $155 for a pair of shoes but I felt like she needed something special. She has already worn them to basketball camp & loves them! She said they are so comfy & is so proud of them! So thank you for caring!! I just had to share this . She is such a special girl!!!
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My daughter is working to break these shoes in, but wearing ankle braces with them has made them more uncomfortable and harder to break in. She keeps trying and is hoping that soon they will be ready for game wear.