Mercian Evolution 0.2 Green (2019)

Mercian Evolution 0.2 Pro / Hex 2020

36.5" Light / Hex Bend
Sale price  £87.50 Regular price £175.00
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Mercian Evolution 0.2 Green (2019)

Mercian Evolution 0.2 Pro / Hex 2020

Sale price  £87.50 Regular price £175.00
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PRODUCT DETAILS

High Specification, 95% Carbon / 5% Fibreglass, Hex and Pro Bend, elite performance Mercian hockey sticks. Designed to maximise energy transfer the Evolution 0.2 has a 95% carbon construction including a Quad Carbon sleeve (braid)* applied to the 3 specific stress points within the stick - heel, back-hand edge & bottom of handle. The Hex bend aids drag flicking & 3D skill execution with an enhanced backhand edge, the Pro bend is a conventional low bend with more head weighting for easier hitting, slapping and distribution skills. Both sticks feature the active molecule 'piezo-electric fibres' and m-gel silicon sleeve providing vibration damping. An additional feature is the extra cushioned grip created with a 0.75mm PU foam layer beneath the standard super-soft m-tek grip. The new soft touch lacquer and high friction finish used to finish the sticks gives enhanced grip on the shaft for both hand & ball.
* The Quad Carbon Sleeve is a full-length carbon sock with 3 specific extra sleeves applied to the key stress points in the stick - 4 in total (Quad). The sleeve technology provides the same 360-degree strength seen in braided sticks, enhancing the energy transfer for exceptional hitting power.

  • For more bend info click HERE.

  • This top end stick features a number of materials and finishes such as
    • High Friction Finish
    • Piezo-Electric Fibres
    • Nano-Carbon Technology
    • Nano-Pol resins
    • Cold Satin Laquer Finish

For more information on all the technical details of the stick click HERE

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OUTDOOR STICK GUIDANCE

Check the player requirement before you buy.

Outdoor choice starts with fit and the hockey you actually play. Bend, shape and construction should explain a useful difference, not create a good-better-best ladder.

Is the length workable? What hockey must it support? Would a specialist shape help the way you play? Which response can the player use?

Position, player level and carbon percentage can help describe a stick, but none of them automatically decides what suits you.