SGB takes a look at some of the latest in equipment, footwear and clothing for the hockey retail market
Pro-Line 005, 005f Mercian
Stripey 301 Mercian
Designed for top level play, the Pro-Line range consists of the fi ve highest specifi cation sticks in Merican’s collection. All feature a fi breglass micro-skeleton base in top specifi cation carbon and Kevlar to create greater strength, durability and stiffness during play. All fi ve sticks in the Pro-Line collection are also designed with a large cross section for increased stick strength, combined with increased material density and a relatively low balance point. The 005 models also contain Basalt to help with vibration dampening.
RRP: £185
www.mercianhockey.com
Mercian Orbit Stick and Kit bag
A mid range sized bag,
(100cmx17cmx17cm) available in fi ve colour options including new Pink Pinstripe and Pink Zebra stripe, as well as metallic red, blue and ripstock black. The Orbit has a good internal volume
for carrying multiple kit combinations such as wet, dry, sticks, balls and pads.
RRP £25
www.mercianhockey.com
Available in a wide range of lengths, this entry level wooden stick (also available in a laminated wooden painted indoor version) is designed for the beginner and non-regular player. Featuring a 7-ply laminated midi head with a fi breglass reinforced shaft in a classic shape. This model is available in three colours as well as a stripy version – a mirror image of the limited edition composite sticks used by senior international and national level players.
RRP £15
www.mercianhockey.com
Precision Training Training Skort
Precision’s unbranded skort is intended for schools, clubs and professional players alike and comes in white, navy, black, red, royal and maroon. It is made with the company’s Precision Fit, breathable moisture management system, created for superior comfort and durability. Available in sizes from 22- 24 up to 38-40.
RRP £16.99
www.precisiontraining.uk.com
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