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Longstreth Field Hockey Sticks 2019 Season LONGSTRETH FIELD HOCKEY STICKS 2019 SEASON 800.545.1329 LONGSTRETH.COM Untitled-1 101 6/25/2019 8:00:14 AM This mailer highlights Longstreth’s 2019 line of Field Hockey Sticks. To learn more about the sticks and our exclusive brands, visit our website, longstreth.com. There you'll find our full line of field hockey equipment, player accessories, shoes and apparel. Longstreth carries field hockey gear for female athletes at all levels of play. Have a field hockey question or can’t find what you're looking for? Contact our customer service team — they'll be happy to help! 800-545-1329 [email protected] Facebook: /longstreth.hockey Twitter: @LongstrethFH Instagram: @longstreth_sports Longstreth Sporting Goods 28 Wells Road, Spring City, PA 19475 800-545-1329 www.longstreth.com Untitled-1 102 6/25/2019 8:00:16 AM TK’s three stick lines offer high-performance materials and leading construction methods that provide a range of innovation and offer something to suit all players. The 2019 graphics proudly showcase TK’s iconic elephants! TK STICKS TK TOTAL ONE GRAVITATE Bow: Extra Extreme Late Bow Composition: 100% C THIS STICK FEATURES AN EXTRA EXTREME LATE BOW! Length: 36.5, 37.5 ATKT1G $424.95 TK TOTAL 1.1 INNOVATE Bow: Late Bow Composition: 100% C Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ATKT1119 $374.95 TK TOTAL 1.2 ILLUMINATE Bow: Extreme Late Bow THIS STICK FEATURES A CONCAVE SHAFT! Composition: 90% C, 10% A Length: 36.5, 37.5 ATKT12L19 $349.95 TK TOTAL 2.1 INNOVATE Bow: Late Bow Composition: 100% C Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ATKT2119 $299.95 TK TOTAL 2.2 ILLUMINATE Bow: Extreme Late Bow Composition: 80% C, 10% A, 10% F THIS STICK FEATURES A CONCAVE SHAFT! Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ATKT22L19 $249.95 TK TOTAL 2.3 ACCELERATE Bow: Extreme Late Bow Composition: 70% C, 10% A, 20% F Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ATKT23A19 $199.95 TK TOTAL 2.4 INNOVATE Bow: Late Bow Composition: 50% C, 10% A, 40% F Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ATKT2419 $174.95 TK TOTAL 2.5 INNOVATE Bow: Late Bow Composition: 30% C, 10% A, 60% F Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ATKT2519 $129.95 Learn more about the New TK Stick Line at www.longstreth.com TK TOTAL 3 STICK LINE TK TOTAL 3.4 INNOVATE ATKT3419 $99.95 TK TOTAL 3.5 INNOVATE ATKT3519 $79.95 TK TOTAL 3.6 INNOVATE ATKT3619 $59.95 TK TOTAL 3 JR ACTIVATE ATKT3JR19 $44.95 800.545.1329 Visit www.longstreth.com for bow, composition and length. KEY: C = Carbon A = Aramid F = Fiberglass Higher carbon content contributes to high power hits, but increased stiffness can also make receiving more challenge. Untitled-1 1 6/25/2019 8:00:21 AM Gryphon’s Tour range features a light feel with Kraibon technology for ultimate power while maintaining touch. The top-level Taboo range gives supreme performance on the field. The Chrome range is for advanced and competitive athletes. GRYPHON STICKS GRYPHON TOUR PRO Gryphon Tour is also available in four different shapes: Bow: Late Bow Tour T-Bone, Tour Samurai, Tour Deuce II, Tour Classic Curve Power Rating: 10/10 Length: 36.5, 37.5 AKTOURP19 $399.95 GRYPHON TABOO BLUE STEEL PRO Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 9/10 Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 AKTBSP19 $324.95 GRYPHON TABOO STRIKER SAMURAI Bow: Extreme Late Bow Power Rating: 8/10 THIS STICK FEATURES A CONCAVE CHANNEL! Length: 36.5, 37.5 AKTSS19 $239.95 GRYPHON TABOO STRIKER DII Bow: Extreme Late Bow Power Rating: 8/10 Length: 36.5, 37.5 AKTSD19 $239.95 GRYPHON DIABLO T-BONE Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 7/10 Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 AKDT19 $184.95 GRYPHON ELAN PRO Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 6/10 Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 AKEP19 $149.95 GRYPHON ATOMIC PRO Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 5/10 Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 AKAP19 $109.95 GRYPHON SOLO PRO Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 4/10 Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 AKSP19 $89.95 GRYPHON COMPETITIVE AND JR STICKS GRYPHON JAGUAR CC AKJ19 $69.95 GRYPHON MODEL-S AKMS19 $44.95 Visit www.longstreth.com for bow, power rating and length. Power Rating - Scale of 1-10 for Gryphon Sticks Power can come from a variety of factors and technologies that go into each stick to give the player the ultimate "pop". The higher the power rating often means a stiffer stick which makes ball control more challenging. longstreth.com Untitled-1 2 6/25/2019 8:00:32 AM Ritual hockey delivers sticks that are of superior quality and durability. They remain individually hand crafted, uniquely designed and fi rst-class tested. RITUAL STICKS RITUAL VELOCITY REVOLUTION Bow: Late Bow Composition: 100% C Length: 36.5, 37.5 ARR19 $449.95 RITUAL VELOCITY 95 Bow: Late Bow Composition: 95% C, 5% K Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ARV119 $339.95 RITUAL SPECIALIST 95 Bow: Extreme Late Bow Composition: 95% C, 5% K THIS STICK FEATURES A CONCAVE CHANNEL! Length: 36.5, 37.5 ARS119 $339.95 RITUAL ULTRA 95 Bow: Extreme Late Bow Composition: 95% C, 5% K Length: 36.5, 37.5 ARU119 $339.95 RITUAL VELOCITY 75 Bow: Late Bow Composition: 75% C, 20% F, 5% K Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ARV219 $224.95 RITUAL FINESSE 75 Bow: Late Bow Composition: 75% C, 20% F, 5% K Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ARF219 $224.95 RITUAL SPECIALIST 75 Bow: Extreme Late Bow THIS STICK FEATURES A CONCAVE CHANNEL! Composition: 75% C, 20% F, 5% K Length: 35.5, 36.5, 37.5 ARS219 $224.95 RITUAL ADVANCED LEVEL STICKS RITUAL VELOCITY 55 ARV319 $164.95 RITUAL FINESSE 55 ARF319 $164.95 RITUAL ULTRA 55 ARU319 $164.95 Visit www.longstreth.com for bow, composition and length. 800.545.1329 KEY: C = Carbon A = Aramid F = Fiberglass K = Kevlar Higher carbon content contributes to high power hits, but increased stiffness can also make receiving more challenge. Untitled-1 3 6/25/2019 8:00:52 AM DITA STICKS DITA CARBOTEC PRO C100 Bow: Late Bow Composition: 100% C Length: 36.5 ADC10018 $429.95 DITA CARBOTEC C85 Bow: Late Bow Composition: 85% C Length: 36.5, 38 ADC8518 $379.95 DITA COMPOTEC C70 Bow: Extreme Late Bow Composition: 70% C Length: 36.5 ADC7018 $299.95 DITA COMPOTEC C60 Bow: Regular Bow Composition: 60% C Length: 36.5, 38 ADC6018 $249.95 VOODOO STICKS VOODOO GOLD UNLIMITED Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 10/10 Length: 36.5, 37.5 AVU19 $399.95 VOODOO PUNISHER Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 9/10 Length: 36.5, 37.5 AVP19 $324.95 VOODOO SPIRIT Bow: Late Bow Power Rating: 7/10 Length: 36.5, 37.5 AVS19 $174.95 Power Rating - Scale of 1-10 for Voodoo Sticks Power can come from a variety of factors and technologies that go into each stick to give the player the ultimate "pop". The higher the power rating often means a stiffer stick which makes ball control more challenging. Shop Longstreth.com For All Your Field Hockey Needs! Check out our Gear for the new and improved female athlete! website! Use promo code FHSTICK to SAVE 15% and get free shipping! longstreth.com Untitled-1 4 6/25/2019 8:00:59 AM GRAYS STICKS Visit www.longstreth.com to view the full line of Grays field hockey sticks. GRAYS GR11000 PROBOW Bow: Late bow Composition: 90% C, 10% A Length: 36.5, 37.5 AGGR11000 $349.95 GRAYS KN7000 PROBOW Bow: Late bow Composition: 80% C, 20% A Length: 36.5, 37.5 AGKN7000 $269.95 GRAYS GX6000 MICRO Bow: Regular bow Composition: 50% C, 40% F, 10% A Length: 36, 37 AGGX6000B $199.95 GRAYS GR5000 JUMBOW Bow: Extreme Late bow Composition: 40% C, 50% F, 10% A Length: 35, 36, 37, 38 AGGR5000 $174.95 KEY: C = Carbon A = Aramid F = Fiberglass Higher carbon content contributes to high power hits, but increased stiffness can also make receiving more challenge. PLAY LIKE A PRO The nine USA Women's National Team athletes shown below are Longstreth's Sponsored Players. These elite athletes have chosen a stick from our exclusive brands that helps them compete at the highest level. Gryphon Tour Pro Ritual Velocity 95 TK Total 2.0 Eco Hybrid Accelerate TK Total 1.1 Accelerate Ritual Specialist 95 elder fi elder Ritual Revolution fi TK Total 2.0 Eco Hybrid Accelerate TK Total 1.1 Innovate Mid $ $ Mid Defender elder fi TK Total 2.1 Innovate Defender Striker Mid Defender Defender Striker ALI FROEDE CAITLIN VAN SICKLE JULIA YOUNG ANNA DESSOYE CASEY UMSTEAD AMANDA MAGADAN LAUREN MOYER MARY BETH BARHAM CAT CARO #20 #28 #14 #17 #5 #12 #2 #18 #7 Untitled-1 5 6/25/2019 8:01:10 AM.
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