OsakaVision 85 Show Bow Hockey Stick
R1,699
About
The Vision Collection is inspired by the fluorescent colour schemes of the 90s. It represents our connection to the current trends while staying true to our heritage. The collection offers an alternative to our true and tested Pro Tour collection with a selection of specialist bows to match our eclectic design.
Every Vision 85 is built with a minimum of 18 layers of 3K Japanese Carbon Fibre, laid down in alternating orientations for the optimal balance of stiffness and unique Osaka feel. Our latest development is the removal of the outer woven layer to increase the responsiveness and create more detailed feedback to the player.
The Osaka Show Bow is our next innovation with regards to ground-breaking stick shapes, we have taken the profile of our fantastic Pro Bow shape and combined it with the late bow design of the legendary low bow. The maximum bow point lies at 200mm from the head with a max height of 24mm. This makes for a cutting edge stick shape ideal for lightning fast dribbling skills without compromising on drag-flicking accuracy and power.
Product Features
Construction:
- 85% carbon
- 10% fibre glass
- 3% Kevlar Cross reinforcement
- 2% Aramid Backhand Blade reinforcement
Specs:
- Available in SUPERLIGHT
- 24mm bow height
- 200mm max bow position
Head:
- 45° angle
- 115mm length
- 25mm thick
- Kevlar reinforcement
Handle:
- 30mm thick
- Osaka Pro Touch GREY (perforated)
- 1,5mm VibraStop foam layer
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