buying showcase Hockey
A selection of key hockey product for the coming season
ODO Sport Revive your sportswear! Revive from ODO Sport helps to keep your sportswear clean, odour-free, and performing properly. This Good Housekeeping Institute approved product works at temperatures as low as 30˚C, and targets the sweat, dirt, and grime that physical activity embeds into your sportswear.
Grays GR Range The Graphene range, for maximum power and performance. Graphene is exceptionally strong and light, and has been precisely combined with the highly successful GX composition to forge the GR technology. Players will have all the durability and playability of GX technology, fused with exceptional feel and power.
2XU The Elite MCS Compression Tight offer unparalleled power and protection against muscle trauma during intense activity. Graduated engineering also offers impressive recovery benefits post exercise. Front panels have PWX FLEX (70D) focused to the quads. Rear panels have PWX WEIGHT (105D) focused to the hamstrings and calves.
Slazenger Slazenger have been manufacturing & developing innovative hockey equipment for over half a century which is used by players at all levels of the game from school & junior club sections, through to top internationals such as Dan Fox. Slazenger have sticks, luggage & accessories with great designs and the cutting-edge profile of the top- end Aero sticks incorporating technology such as Quad Core & 1500K Armour.
SAFEJAWZ
Mouthguards SAFEJAWZ Mouthguards are going to be big on the hockey field this year. Not only do they offer great designs but they also feature impressive features unseen in similarly priced products, including RemodelTech to ensure a perfect fit, JawSecure base and FluidFit construction. A must have on the shelves.
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