Mercian Genesis CF25 All-Round Composite Hockey Stick
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CF25 — All-round shape with a Softer / Balanced response
The Genesis CF25 is for players who want an all-round shape with a Softer / Balanced response.
Why choose the CF25?
Choose this stick when forgiveness and all-round usability matter more than maximum stiffness. The CF25 sits between the softer Genesis constructions and the more direct Evolution all-round sticks.
All-round bend / shape
The CF25 is designed for Mercian's broad all-round route rather than a specialist Xtreme, Ultimate V2 or DSH shape, keeping the emphasis on versatile receiving, carrying, passing and striking.
Softer / Balanced response
The CF25 sits in Mercian's Softer / Balanced response band. Its construction combines 25% carbon with a fibreglass-rich laminate, using carbon to add stiffness without making carbon percentage the measure of quality.
Construction, touch and control
- M-Gel in the handle: helps absorb vibration from power skills.
- High-friction face finish: increases contact friction and adds damping.
- Nano-polymer resin: supports laminate bonding.
These features help explain the finished stick. They do not replace the more important bend and response decisions.
When another current option may suit better
For a softer all-round response, compare CF15 or CF5. Within Softer / Balanced, compare CKF35 Pro if you want a different construction package. These are different response and construction choices, not a progression ladder.
Sizes
The current product is configured in 35", 36.5" and 37.5". Live availability is shown above.
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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.
Position, player level and carbon percentage can help describe a stick, but none of them automatically decides what suits you.