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Yes. You'll see that most international teams have a handful of players wearing foot protectors/shields nowadays

You mustn't be a runner when defending short corners 😉😅

@@CrownHockey I hear ya. IF it is needed/wanted, wouldnt it make sense to at least cover one side of the foot as well (the outer, imo)?

@@weetjijwel050 We thought the same. A few years ago when we created the first foot shield prototypes they had left and right panels of carbon. Then we moved towards a big curve that curved around the sides of your foot. But, all of these larger prototypes were more likely to be uncomfortable (as they were more difficult to tailor to different foot/shoe sizes) and they were, by nature, more bulky and heavier. Over the years we moved towards just the front, as the front is the important bit, the front of your foot is most likely part to be hit by a dragflick.

@@CrownHockey Ah, yup, i understand. How about integrating it in the shoe itself? Like 3 components, not too big ofc, but just big enough to protect some of the week spots of the shoe? No need to reply, im just thinking out loud 🤪. Thing is, when a runner runs (on a hort corner), just before they reach the one that will push/strike the ball, they usually turn a bot. So im thinking the side of the mid of the foot will get the hardest punch. Havent done the science, so could be wrong..

@@weetjijwel050 I really REALLY like the idea of putting pieces of carbon in shoes, but at the moment we do not manufacture shoes. Maybe in the future.

The most expensive is the crown LIFT stick, but it might not be the best stick for you, it is a specialist Dragflicker's stick. So, it is the best if you dragflick 😉

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@@CrownHockey but that could change

Tell u what. If you can make a red stick with a type of dragon design. I'm helle sold then ima just switch to crown

If not possible. Completely fine. But consider me subed

@@Zeldraaz yes we can, we are the only brand who manufactures our own sticks, please check out crownhockey.com, we have a custom stick page.

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www.crownhockey.com it is the Pro22 model

That is VERY dependant on the situation. More often than not elite players are now focusing on the speed of pass and where the pass is going, rather than worrying about how it shall be received. Either throw the arial quickly (at the right time) to give your team mate more time to do something with it. Or, make the pass in such a way where your team mate will have more space.

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