The aggressive of the family: The Iridium 70 Blue. Designed to improve drag flicking abilities and 3D skills control. The Iridium 70 Blue has a perfect balance of carbon and...
The minimalist idea was only in the aesthetic: a stick full of techs that will blow your mind. Balanced Shaped Geometry is the secret with an extra low bow that...
They said that pink was for children... not if you have a massive destruction weapon in your hands.Designed to help you developing pro skills giving you the extreme hitting power...
The Oregon DUCK 02 is recommended to drag flick players opting for an extra lowbow. You’ll find easy ball controls and flicks with this stick. Bow: Ultra low bow 24.75mm...
Puma 1 brings the ultimate power and touch of our top spec construction in our original Mid Bow shape, a smooth profile for even weighting and balance and an assured...
The Oregon WOLF2 field hockey stick is black and golden. It offers a lowbow specifically designed for a greater level of ball control and amazing 3D skills. It produces incredible...
The ever popular L-Bow from Roku Hockey is back for 2019 with a small face lift. The L-Bow is manufactured from 90% Carbon Fibre with a 24mm low bow. The...
This fantastic new model from Roku Hockey is perfect for any type of player. The pro-bow is the perfect all round bow, great for hitting, slapping, dribbling, 3D skills and...
The X-Bow has evolved again. 100% Carbon fibre, 24mm low bow but this year we have introduced a drag scoop on the shaft and grooved back to make this stick...
NEW from SKT comes the XX Range. Lightweight top of the range hockey sticks with an awesome design and colour way. Stand out on the pitch with these fantastic sticks....
NEW from SKT comes the XX Range. Lightweight top of the range hockey sticks with an awesome design and colour way. Stand out on the pitch with these fantastic sticks....
NEW from SKT comes the XX Range. Lightweight top of the range hockey sticks with an awesome design and colour way. Stand out on the pitch with these fantastic sticks....
