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I guess its for each persons own interpretation, but I see it as anything lift off the ground as an aerial. We normally refer to this as either aerial skills/3D skills quite interchangeably. Where as overheads are typically used to describe overheads or as you refer to them as aerials.

You are too kind

I'll see if I can get my hands on one of them

Unfortunately I don't own any of the sticks in my videos, they have all been borrowed for the review.

Got some stuff planned. More videos will be coming soon

Unfortunately its not mine, it was borrowed

@@FieldHockey4U oh thx that you tried <3

I normally use cotton sports tape. Which I get from Sportsmans warehouse.

@@FieldHockey4U tks!

@royalhockeyhq

Thank you, I appreciate the comment 🙏🏻

If I can get my hands on one I will do

Indeed it is

So glad the video helped. Comments like this motivate us to keep going.

@@FieldHockey4U I have gone with the GRAYS KN9 JUMBOW MAXI . My first Maxi stick. Let’s see how I go!

Awesome man. Let us know how it goes

If I am able to get my hands on one I will do.

I mostly borrow them from friends to review

Well spotted, but it'd actually my friends stick. I never went to IPT

Thanks Hunter, I really appreciate the comment. After my exams I will be doing more

What do you mean by using it long?

Unfortunately I'm not sure what the prices are in India. I suggest you look online at a hockey website, they should have the prices

Hi Xavier. I think the original one might have been changed, but this was also an older model so I think the grips have changed since then. But I will try to do a review on a new one soon and see the difference.

As for the taper toe, when lifting the ball on the reverse side of the stick then the taper toe does come into contact with the ball when doing aerials.

@@FieldHockey4U will be looking forward to more reviews :)))

Thanks for the awesome comment. I definitely won't stop anytime soon

Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thanks so much Xavier. I really appreciate your comment. Mad my day, thanks man 🙏🏻

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Coming from you ❤

Thanks, its good to be back

Glad you liked it

I wish I could however I can only review the ones my friends have.

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@@FieldHockey4U thanks you man❤️🤝

No worries🤝🏻

I'm not actually sure, but I'm assuming it will be around 70%

To be honest I don't think there is a huge difference. The 100% carbon will just be stiffer where as the 95% carbon should have a slightly softer touch. Having said that I don't think the difference will be that noticeable

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.

@@FieldHockey4U Oke! thx for the tip!!

No worries. If you have any other questions about the stick or similar sticks send me a dm

If you a winger that prefers aerial skills and flicking then the GR8000 probow but if you prefer I more powerful stick for shooting then the KN9 jumbow. The GR8000 probow also feels lighter where as the KN9 Jumbow feels heavier.

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

@@FieldHockey4U I’m using the kn9 jumbow it’s a fantastic stick love it 😍

I'm glad you love it. I believe each person has their own stick suited to them and when you find it. Theres nothing better

Thanks so much for the nice comment. Glad you found us 🙏🏑

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.

Love to hear that

Love that, theres nothing better than getting a new stick that feels good 🙌🏑

Thanks alot man, really appreciate it, it means alot 🙏

Just for you 😉

Appreciate it man 🙏

Thanks so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it 🙏

Shot man. Appreciate the support 🙏

The only difference should be the amount of carbon. The 9000 should have more than the 8000. Grays don't specify the amount carbon in their sticks but it should be roughly 90% and 80%. It also depends on what year they were produced because I know grays has changed the numbering system over the years. But generally the higher the number the more carbon.

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is the GR9000 probow good?

I think it would be a good stick, however it is down to personal preference

The Probow has a more extreme bow than the Jumbow. The are both extra low bow but the face of the stick on the Probow has more extreme angle and bow. We will be doing a comparison between these to soon.

Okay, Tanks for youu answer

No worries, anytime. If have any other questions feel free to send us a dm

Yes the LX24 and FLX24 are the same bows

Can i use the flx24 if I’m a man. It’s on sale and 40 pounds cheaper than the lx24 , so I’m considering getting it.

@@FieldHockey4U as in is the flx24 just in a woman’s Color/design?

Yes you right. Just make sure its the same version. So if you going want the lx24 carbon make sure you are getting the flx24 carbon and not the compo 1 or a different version.

Both sticks have extra low bows so they are very similar in thag regard. The Gr8000 Probow has 80% cabron and the df24 compo 1 70%. So it depends on the amount of carbon you prefer. If you want to talk more about it. Pop us a message on our Instagram page.