Supreme 70 - Low Bow
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The NKD Supreme 70 is the higher-spec version of the Supreme low bow stick, built for senior players at an intermediate level who are ready for a more capable piece of kit than the 30 or 50. It keeps the same low bow profile as the rest of the range – the curve sits toward the shaft for reliable hitting – but the construction is aimed at players competing regularly rather than just training. Available in 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch lengths, two sticks of each size per batch. At 235 EUR it’s the most expensive of the three Supreme low bow models and is built specifically for outdoor field hockey on grass or water-based turf.
| Variant | Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
| Skill level | Intermediate |
| Bow type | Low bow |
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