Naked Less is More Cap

125,00 zł

Naked Less Is More cap for field hockey – sun protection. Various colours.

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Description

The Naked Less Is More cap is a club-wear piece for field hockey players. It shades the head and eyes from the sun at training and club occasions.

The assorted version means different colour options to choose from.

Additional information
ColourBlack, Blue, olive
VariantIndoor, Outdoor
Kod producentaAPP-S25-CAP
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About Naked
Naked Hockey (NKD for short) is an independent British brand founded in 2018 by three hockey players who wanted equipment engineered for the game rather than to a price point. The name reflects their approach: strip away everything that serves no purpose. In 2020 Felix Denayer, captain of Belgium's Red Lions and an Olympic gold medallist, became a shareholder, and his international-level requirements (bow position, carbon content) became the reference for the sticks. The carbon percentage is stated on every stick. Naked sticks are built for a specific position and playing style: Elite (low bow), Supreme for all-round players, Extreme for drag-flick specialists, Dream for those who want power with a more traditional feel, Genesis and Prodigy for juniors, plus indoor and goalkeeper models. The range also includes protective gear, bags, accessories and club teamwear.
Shipping & Payments
  • DHL or DPD courier – PLN 19.99
  • Free shipping over PLN 1000

Orders paid on working days by 3:00 PM ship the same day – your parcel arrives the next working day. Online payments: BLIK and fast bank transfer (PBL) – handled by Tpay.

Details: Shipping & Payments and Returns & Complaints.

Sizes

Not sure which size to choose? The size guide has a stick length chart based on height, plus guidance on shinguards, gloves and footwear.

Sizing differs between brands. If the product comes with a manufacturer size chart, go by the measurements in centimetres rather than the size letter alone.