Pro Bow 70
862,00 zł
The Osaka Pro Bow 70 is a field hockey stick built for intermediate players who haven’t settled on one style of game yet. Osaka’s Pro Bow shape sits in mid bow territory, which explains the model name – the curve peaks further up the shaft than on the brand’s low bow tour sticks, giving a stick that rewards both hitting and dribbling rather than favouring one over the other. That makes it a sensible next step for players moving on from a beginner stick but not yet ready for the sharper, more demanding low bow shapes used by advanced competitors. Outdoor is the intended surface here, so it’s set up for grass and water-based pitches rather than the sprung floors of an indoor hall. Within the Osaka range it sits as a mid-tier option at an RRP of 200 EUR, positioned for club players who train and play matches regularly and want a stick that keeps up with a season of use rather than one built for occasional games.
| Variant | Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Skill level | Intermediate |
| Bow | Pro Bow |
| Bow type | Mid bow |
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