Precision 50 Max Indoor
776,00 zł
The Ritual Precision 50 Max Indoor sits near the top of Ritual’s indoor range, built for advanced Senior field hockey players who already have the technical game to make use of a stiffer, more responsive stick. Where the Precision 25 Max splits the difference between control and stiffness, the 50 rating pushes further towards precision, rewarding a player who can control the ball at pace in the tight confines of an indoor hall. It’s built purely for indoor hockey, suited to both regular training sessions and competitive matches rather than the outdoor game. Ritual makes it in 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch lengths, so advanced players can match the stick to their height. For anyone playing indoor hockey seriously and looking for a stick that keeps up with a more developed level of skill, this is towards the sharper end of what Ritual offers indoors.
| Variant | Indoor (hall) |
|---|---|
| Size | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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