RAW CONCEPT

This technology gives you the lightest floorball sticks by Fat Pipe. Normal carbon shafts have six or seven layers of carbon fibers, each layer being 0.15 mm thick. Shaft Raw Concept has 11 layers of carbon fiber, each layer has just 0.07 mm. The use of more extremely thin layers ensures high flexibility and elasticity and very low total weight.

"RAW" in the name of the stick technology refers to the raw design of its surface. Polishing the stick is a final treatment in which the upper carbon fibers can be broken. This will not happen with unpolished floorball sticks! Unpolished floorball sticks have a higher quality than polished shaft. Negative factors in this process are design errors, such as the fact that the surface of the stick isn't smooth and bubbles can be seen on it.

Handling shape

There are several types of handling shapes, but there is no universal recommendation which shape is the best. It is just a subjective feeling. For example: BEAT is a HOCKEY/SQUARE profile of your floorball stick. Floorball sticks with oval and hockey profile are generally heavier, so Fat Pipe uses a lightweight material here, which reduces the weight of the stick. Fat Pipe handling shapes are:

• ROUND - This is a round handling shape. 90% of floorball sticks have this round handling shape.
• OVAL - This is an oval handling shape. This oval handling shape provides a firmer grip on the stick, but there is higher weight because of more material. This type of handling shape is suitable for players with larger palms.
• HOCKEY(SQUARE) This is a square handling shape. This hockey handling shape provides a firmer grip on the stick, but there is higher weight because of more material. This type of handling shape is suitable for players with larger palms. This handling shape is an ideal variant for players moving from hockey to floorball

Fat Pipe PWR Blade

Floorball blade Fat Pipe PWR is a torsional rigid blade designed specifically for hard shoots. Rigidity is the highest of all Fat Pipe blades. This rigidity is due to the 6-rib blade structure and the wedges that are along the bottom and top edges. The PWR is stiffer even more than the ORC blade, even the tip of the blade. Thanks to this rigidity, the blade is excellent for slap shoot.

In addition to hard shots, the blade also provides excellent ball handling. The concavity and shape of the blade is very similar to the ORC blade. However, the shooting is different. This is mainly due to one additional central rib. The ORC blade has 3, but the PWR blade has 4. The four center ribs make the blade more even and provide more contact area. So even though the blade is very stiff and hard, it is suitable for technique and work with the ball.

PWR has a classic Fat PiPe underhook with an extended bottom edge. This edge folds to kick the ball properly and improves sweeper shoot. The blade is slightly rounded and inhabits its third, but the tip itself is straight. As the only blade on the market, this blade is easily selected on the backhand side - a simpler backand game. Its weight is 75 grams.

Fat Pipe Raw Concept grip

Raw concept grip - The lightest grip made by Fat Pipe. It is not perforated, but it absorbs a sweat very well and doesn't creep.

Key properties:

• The lightest Fat Pipe grip
• Not perforated
• It doesn't slip

No perforated.