Naked Ladies Midlayer

280,00 zł

Naked women’s midlayer for field hockey – a warmer layer for warm-ups and cooler days.

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Description

The Naked women’s midlayer is a club-wear piece for field hockey players. It is worn as a warmer layer for warm-ups, training and cooler days.

It is a comfortable part of the kit that adds warmth without limiting movement. Available in different sizes.

Additional information
Skill levelall levels
VariantIndoor, Outdoor
Kod producentaAPP-W-MID-BLU
SizeM, S
ColourNavy
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About Naked
Naked Hockey (NKD for short) is an independent British brand founded in 2018 by three hockey players who wanted equipment engineered for the game rather than to a price point. The name reflects their approach: strip away everything that serves no purpose. In 2020 Felix Denayer, captain of Belgium's Red Lions and an Olympic gold medallist, became a shareholder, and his international-level requirements (bow position, carbon content) became the reference for the sticks. The carbon percentage is stated on every stick. Naked sticks are built for a specific position and playing style: Elite (low bow), Supreme for all-round players, Extreme for drag-flick specialists, Dream for those who want power with a more traditional feel, Genesis and Prodigy for juniors, plus indoor and goalkeeper models. The range also includes protective gear, bags, accessories and club teamwear.
Shipping & Payments
  • DHL or DPD courier – PLN 19.99
  • Free shipping over PLN 1000

Orders paid on working days by 3:00 PM ship the same day – your parcel arrives the next working day. Online payments: BLIK and fast bank transfer (PBL) – handled by Tpay.

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Sizes

Not sure which size to choose? The size guide has a stick length chart based on height, plus guidance on shinguards, gloves and footwear.

Sizing differs between brands. If the product comes with a manufacturer size chart, go by the measurements in centimetres rather than the size letter alone.