Oxdog FSL Carbon 2

The Oxdog FSL floorball blade (FASTSHOOTLIGHT) is a light blade. Its weight is only 68 grams. Of course the emphasis is not only on the weight. FSL blade (FASTSHOOTLIGHT) is also excellent in ball control. After all, that's why it was created. Oxdog FSL (FASTSHOOTLIGHT) blade has a concavity 9.5 mm. The cavity extends from the heel to the tip. The entire blade is also pre-bent. This pre-bend starts before the middle rib and goes towards the tip of the blade. The tip turns very slightly inwards and down.

The ribbing as well as the bottom edge and tip are based on Oxdog OptiLight. The ball control is much easier and shots are more accurate with this blade. The already mentioned ribbing gives the blade high rigidity, so the blade can transfer energy well to the ball. This blade gives you fast and accurate shoots!

The blade pre-bending causes that the back is significantly bend. The blade bends from half its length. This, of course, affects the backhand game. The blade does not provide enough space for the backhand, so it is not 100% suitable for it. However, FSL compensates it with its forehand game, especially with sweeper shooting!

The FSL blade excels mainly in its weight. FSL is a light, stiff blade and you can control the ball perfectly with it. Only 68 grams makes it one of the lightest blades by the OXDOG. It is a very pre-bent blade, with high concavity. It has a rigid heel and a well-shaped tip, so it can be well bent according to the player's needs. We would recommend it to players who like shooting especially sweeper shoot.

Carbon plate

The blade contains a carbon plate. When you choose a floorball stick by OxDog, you may notice the letters MB/MBC or NB/NBC on Oxdog. These letters indicate the hardness of the blade (MB - medium Blade, NB - normal(soft) Blade). The letter C in the name indicates the embedded carbon plate in the blade. (MBC - medium Blade with Carbon, NBC - normal Blade with Carbon). The carbon plate should prevent the blade from twisting and make the blade more rigid. The blade is harder and therefore better transfers energy to your shoots = harder shoots! You can also find the designation MBC/NBC + number (2) on Oxdog floorball sticks. This is a classic blade with a carbon plate, just the number indicates the number of these plates.