Balls
New Generation balls include both plain and High Vision finishes in the current selection. Compare diameter, surface or finish and the exact approval field.
PASTORELLI is an Italian family company in rhythmic gymnastics, established in 1983. NikaSport carries a broad PASTORELLI selection across apparatus, half shoes, tapes, apparel, holders and accessories.
Start with the product type, then compare the exact model, dimensions and FIG status. A familiar family name does not mean every item is approved for competition.
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Begin with the gymnast’s actual task: apparatus, footwear, decoration, transport or training wear. For apparatus, use the length or diameter requested by the coach and check the exact model before choosing a colour or finish. If the item is intended for competition, confirm the current FIG information for that specific product.
For half shoes and apparel, use the measurements and fit guidance for the selected model rather than transferring a size from another brand. Tapes, holders and bags are useful companions, but they serve a different purpose from the apparatus itself: check width, compatibility and intended use on the product page.
New Generation balls include both plain and High Vision finishes in the current selection. Compare diameter, surface or finish and the exact approval field.
Masha clubs come in several lengths, while New Orleans ropes have different finishes. Choose the coach-requested specification before colour.
Rodeo and Sidney are recognisable model families. Compare the exact model, diameter and current competition approval on the item.
Laser, Galaxy, Moon, Diamond and Versailles are distinct tape families. Check the width and whether the tape is intended for decoration or protection.
According to the official PASTORELLI history, the company began in 1983 when Umberto Pastorelli and his wife Elena sold rhythmic-gymnastics products at competitions in Italy. Its first internally produced item was the Classico half shoe, followed by ropes.
The company records its first FIG equipment certifications in 2006 and later milestones including the Rodeo hoop, High Vision ball and Arché ribbon. This history helps explain the breadth of the brand, while the products shown here remain NikaSport’s current selection rather than the complete manufacturer catalogue.
No. PASTORELLI produces certified apparatus, but approval belongs to the exact model. Check the product page and current marking for the item being considered.
Choose the required apparatus and specification first, then compare construction, finish and colour. A family name such as Masha or High Vision does not replace checking length, diameter, weight and approval.
The current selection spans apparatus, half shoes, tapes, apparel, holders, bags and accessories. Availability comes from the live product grid above and may change.