Red Bull Touch 50
711,00 zł
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The NKD Red Bull Touch 50 is a senior field hockey stick built around ball control rather than raw power, as the name suggests. It’s positioned as a universal stick, suited to indoor and outdoor play rather than being optimised for one format. That versatility makes it a fit for players who want one stick to cover club training, indoor winter sessions and outdoor league matches without keeping two sticks in the bag. It doesn’t push you toward a particular position or playing style – it’s built to work across most of them. It’s available in a single 37.5 inch length, the standard reach for most senior players. Worth checking against your current stick’s length before switching, since there’s no shorter option in this model.
| Variant | Indoor (hall), Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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