Pro Tour GF 2.0 Grow Bow
388,00 zł
The Osaka Pro Tour GF 2.0 uses the brand’s Grow Bow profile, a shape built to hand advanced and professional field hockey players a balance of control and hitting power rather than pushing hard toward one or the other. It sits within Osaka’s Pro Tour range, so the general positioning is the same as the rest of the line: outdoor hockey, on grass or water-based turf, for players who already compete at a high level. At an RRP of 90 EUR, it’s priced well below other sticks in the Pro Tour family such as the Pro Tour 100 2.0 or Pro Tour 40 2.0, making it a more accessible route into that range for advanced players who want the Osaka look and bow shape without paying tour-flagship prices.
| Variant | Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 28″, 30″, 32″, 34″ |
| Skill level | Advanced / Pro |
| Bow | Grow Bow |
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