Osaka Vision 85 Low Bow Advanced Composite Stick
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The Osaka Vision 85 Low Bow Advanced field hockey stick is designed for elite players who will not settle for anything less than the best. Offering unmatched power, lightning-fast release, and ultimate responsiveness, it ensures players stay ahead of the competition. Providing precision and control, whether dribbling past defenders, executing perfect passes, or delivering powerful shots, this stick helps players perform at their peak. If you like the feel of this stick but want less Carbon, you might like the Osaka Vision 70 Proto Bow field hockey stick.
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- Composition: 85% carbon, 10% fiberglass, 5% kevlar
- Shape: Low bow
- Level: Elite
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Elite Sticks - At the elite level, innovation and technology combine to create the most advanced hockey sticks in the world. They are on the cutting edge of development, so they evolve each year with the game. These sticks are designed to maximize power without sacrificing touch.
Low Bow - This low bow is typically about 25mm, and the highest point is close to the toe of the stick. This shape offers extra assistance with lifting the ball, aerials, and dynamic ball movement.
About the Brand,
Osaka
Osaka field hockey sticks bring Premium Design, Technology, Performance and Inspired Collections, across the world of Field Hockey. The brand adds a touch of fashion to hockey. It aims to transform field hockey into a real lifestyle. Ambition for the future, high end performance, and a young uncomplicated style. Osaka field hockey sticks are the choice of elite players such as U.S. Women's National Team athletes Danielle Grega and Jillian Wolgemuth.
About the Brand,
Osaka
Osaka field hockey sticks bring Premium Design, Technology, Performance and Inspired Collections, across the world of Field Hockey. The brand adds a touch of fashion to hockey. It aims to transform field hockey into a real lifestyle. Ambition for the future, high end performance, and a young uncomplicated style. Osaka field hockey sticks are the choice of elite players such as U.S. Women's National Team athletes Danielle Grega and Jillian Wolgemuth.
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