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Supreme 70 - Low Bow
The NKD Supreme 70 is the higher-spec version of the Supreme low bow stick, built for senior players at an intermediate level who are ready for a more capable piece of kit than the 30 or 50. It keeps the same low bow profile as the rest of the range - the curve sits toward the shaft for reliable hitting - but the construction is aimed at players competing regularly rather than just training. Available in 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch lengths, two sticks of each size per batch. At 235 EUR it's the most expensive of the three Supreme low bow models and is built specifically for outdoor field hockey on grass or water-based turf.
Supreme 90
The NKD Supreme 90 sits at the top end of NKD's standard Supreme range, a field hockey stick built for senior players who want one stick that copes with both indoor and outdoor pitches rather than switching kit through the season. NKD markets this model as universal rather than tying it to a specific bow profile, which makes it a straightforward option for players who don't want to think about curve depth and just need a dependable stick for regular club hockey. That dual-surface build is really the point of the Supreme 90: one purchase covers winter indoor sessions and summer outdoor matches alike. It's supplied in a 37.5 inch length, two sticks per batch, sized for adult senior players rather than juniors. At 300 EUR it sits well above the outdoor-only Supreme 30, 50 and 70 models, reflecting the added versatility of a stick that isn't limited to one surface.
Supreme Jr (30%)
The NKD Supreme Jr (30%) is built for junior field hockey players, with the 30% in its name marking it out as a lighter composite build than NKD's senior Supreme sticks. It's a universal design, meant to work on both indoor courts and outdoor pitches, so a young player doesn't need separate kit while still working out which surface they prefer. NKD supplies it in 32 inch and 34 inch lengths - two sticks at 32" and three at 34" in this batch - covering players from around primary-school age through to early teens depending on height. Parents choosing between the two sizes should go by the child's height rather than age alone, since junior growth varies a lot between players. At 85 EUR it's a training and match stick for juniors still developing technique, not a stick built around one specific bow profile.
Naked Tape
Naked Tape from NKD is a grip tape built for one job: extra stickiness where you need it most. Apply a strip to the face of your field hockey stick and your drag flick technique gets a noticeable lift in traction. Wrap it below your right hand's position instead, and it tightens your grip through fast stick work and tackles. The tape was developed and tested by professional player Felix Denayer, so the tackiness level comes from match use rather than guesswork. It ships as a single roll, no size or colour options, and works with any stick regardless of bow or level. At 8.50 EUR it's a cheap way to fix a slipping grip before it costs you a goal.
Truth 80 GK stick
The NKD Truth 80 is a dedicated goalkeeper stick, built differently from an outfield field hockey stick to cope with blocking, clearing and quick reflex saves rather than dribbling or flicking. NKD builds it as a universal model rather than tying it to a specific pitch surface, so it works for goalkeepers training and playing across indoor and outdoor set-ups. The construction is aimed squarely at demanding goalkeepers, since a keeper's stick takes repeated direct hits from shots rather than controlled touches. It's supplied in a single 36.5 inch length, one stick per batch, sized for adult goalkeepers rather than juniors. At 225 EUR it sits at the higher end for goalkeeper sticks, reflecting the durable build aimed at players facing shots regularly rather than occasional net-minders. It's a specialist purchase, not something an outfield player would reach for, but a natural upgrade for a keeper outgrowing a beginner stick.
Ladies Midlayer - Navy
The NKD Ladies Midlayer in navy sits between a base layer and an outer jacket, adding warmth on cold training nights without adding bulk. The fabric is thermoactive, so it holds heat in while still letting sweat escape once the session gets going. It's cut for women and available in sizes S and M in navy. Rather than being worn alone, it's designed as the middle piece of a layering system for autumn and winter field hockey sessions, going on under a softshell or waterproof shell.
Men's Midlayer - Navy
The NKD Men's Midlayer in navy sits between a base layer and an outer shell, adding warmth for cold-weather field hockey training without bulking out the fit. The thermoactive fabric holds heat in while letting sweat escape once you're moving around. Available in navy in sizes M and L, it's built as part of a layering system rather than a stand-alone top - pair it with a softshell or waterproof jacket for winter sessions, early kick-offs and evening training when temperatures drop.
Zeme 30 - Mid Bow
The NKD Zeme 30 is a mid bow field hockey stick for senior players at an intermediate level, sitting between NKD's low bow Supreme range and the deeper curves of the Supernova sticks. A mid bow keeps the curve roughly in the centre of the shaft, giving a balance of hitting power and drag flick control rather than leaning hard into one or the other - a sensible choice for a player who hasn't settled on a specialist style yet. It's built for outdoor pitches, grass or water-based turf, with a construction NKD positions as able to take regular training use. Sizes run 36.5 inches and 37.5 inches, two sticks at 36.5" and three at 37.5" per batch. At 115 EUR it's priced in line with the entry-level Supreme 30, making it a straightforward alternative for players who prefer a mid bow over a low one.
Zeme 50 - Mid Bow
The NKD Zeme 50 carries the same mid bow shape as the Zeme 30 but with a step up in build, aimed at senior players at an intermediate level who want a durable outdoor field hockey stick. The mid bow position suits players who split their game between hitting and drag flicking rather than favouring one - it's a more forgiving curve than the low bow models in NKD's Supreme range. NKD supplies it in 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch sizes, two sticks of each per batch. It's built specifically for grass and water-based outdoor pitches rather than indoor courts. At 155 EUR it sits above the Zeme 30 and matches the price of the Supreme 50, giving intermediate players a choice between a mid bow and a low bow stick at the same budget.
Less Is More Cap (assorted)
The NKD Less Is More Cap comes in an assorted range of colours and a single one-size-fits-all cut, so there's no sizing to think about before it ships. The peak keeps low sun and light rain out of your eyes during outdoor field hockey training or matches. Its plain, minimal design means it doesn't clash with club colours or kit, which is why it works as well off the pitch as on it - warm-ups, travel days, or just knocking about between sessions.
Elite Dimple Ball (in production)
The NKD Elite Dimple Ball is a training ball for outdoor field hockey, made for players who care more about consistent bounce than flashy branding. Its dimpled surface keeps the flight path stable, so the same pass or shot behaves the same way each time you hit it. That predictability is the whole point - it suits repetitive drill work, passing lines and shooting practice on grass or artificial turf rather than casual knockabouts. Sold as a single ball, with no colour or size variants.
Touch Grip PU - White
NKD's Touch Grip PU in white is a replacement grip for a field hockey stick, built to restore the tacky feel that wears off a shaft after months of play. The PU surface gives a consistent, slightly tacky texture under the palm, which helps with control during quick stick work rather than the slick feel of a worn-out original grip. Its ergonomic shaping is designed to sit comfortably through long training sessions and matches without bunching or twisting under the hand. It's a universal grip, one size, sold in white, and fits any standard stick handle regardless of bow or length. At 9 EUR it's a low-cost way to refresh an old stick or personalise a new one.