Bro my grays hocky stick got stolen and my parents dont have enough money to buy me another stick. So I was wondering if you could some how ship a hocky stick to Goerge South Africa where I live
Fellas - this is an EXCELLENT review. Thanks heaps for posting this. I am deciding right now between a KN9 Jumbow and a KN12000 probow . So very timely.
Question Reece, did the original grip on the stick got removed ? Because jdh uses a grip called fat grip and I have tried it and it doesn’t give shock at all. Also I think the taper toe does not come into contact when using aerials. Nice review anyways
please dont stop making these reviews, they are incredible and can really help the sport grow and attract new players and help out the hockey stick companies
I wouldn't say you need to hit it in for general play, but if you struggling to find the sweet spot of the stick you may need to hit it in and keep hitting the sweet spot a few times. However its not something I've ever done really, I think its more just getting used to finding the sweet spot of the stick.
Yes its a good stick for an attacker. Good for shooting, dribbling and aerials. If you drag flicking you might want a lower bow but if you don't drag flick its perfect.
Depends on your style. If you prefer slapping I would say the KN9 Jumbow but if you prefer throwing over heads and lifted passes then the GR8000 Probow
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The LX24 Compo 6 would be for beginners or people who are just starting hockey. The Princess 7 star is a top of the range stick so is better suited to a higher level of hockey.
