Supernova 50 - Superlow Bow
711,00 zł
The NKD Supernova 50 is an outdoor field hockey stick built for senior players at an intermediate level who want a low centre of gravity without sacrificing stability. Its superlow bow profile sits the curve closer to the head than a standard low bow, which helps with ball control during drag flicks and close trapping, while still leaving enough of the shaft for a controlled hit. This is a stick for players developing their technique rather than absolute beginners – it rewards players who already have a consistent stick position. NKD supplies the Supernova 50 in two lengths: 36.5 inches and 37.5 inches, with three sticks at 36.5″ and four at 37.5″ in this batch. It’s built strictly for outdoor pitches – grass or water-based turf – not for indoor courts. At 165 EUR it sits in the mid-range of NKD’s Supernova line, a step below the Supernova 70 in price and bow depth.
| Variant | Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
| Skill level | Intermediate |
| Bow type | Low bow |
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