Osaka Hockey Sticks 2026/27: The Complete Buyer's Guide

The 2026/27 Osaka Hockey Stick range has landed at Cricket-Hockey.com, and it's one of the most complete line-ups the brand has put together. Whether you're picking up your first proper club stick or looking to move into a high-carbon elite model, there's something here for you. Every single stick in the range is currently on offer, saving you 10 per cent across the board, so now is a sensible time to buy. We've broken the range down below by bow type and level so you can find the right stick without wading through every option yourself.

At a glance: 30 models across Mid Bow, Low Bow, Pro Bow and Proto Bow profiles, from £72.00 to £306.00, all available now at Cricket-Hockey.com's hockey equipment section.

Entry Level: Mid Bow GF and Mid Bow 10

If you're new to the sport, returning after a break, or buying a stick for a younger player joining a junior section, the GF models are the natural starting point. The Osaka Mid Bow GF Flint Stone Hockey Stick (2026/27) and Osaka Mid Bow GF Royal Purple Hockey Stick (2026/27) both come in at £72.00 (down from £80.00). A mid bow is forgiving and versatile, making it easier to develop a range of skills rather than committing to a specialist technique at the outset.

One step up, the Osaka Mid Bow 10 Hot Pink Hockey Stick (2026/27) and Osaka Mid Bow 10 Orange Tiger Hockey Stick (2026/27) are priced at £90.00 (was £100.00). These suit a player who's been playing for a season or two and wants a stick with a bit more performance behind it, without yet specialising in a particular bow profile.

Mid-Range: The 25-Series

The 25-series is where the range starts to differentiate more meaningfully by bow shape, and at £112.50 (was £125.00) for each model it represents strong value for a club player who trains regularly and plays at a competitive level.

The Osaka Pro Bow 25 Orange Tiger Hockey Stick (2026/27) suits midfielders and attackers who use drag-flicking and want a lower bow profile for slap shots and aerial work. For those who prefer the all-round control of a mid bow, the Osaka Mid Bow 25 Blue Topaz Hockey Stick (2026/27) gives more versatility across all positions. Players who've specifically been working on 3D skills and want to commit to a lower bow shape can look at the Osaka Low Bow Advanced 25 Hot Pink Hockey Stick (2026/27), which brings the low bow profile down to an accessible price point.

The 40-Series: Serious Club Hockey

This is probably the tier most regular first and second XI club players will land on. There are six models across the 40-series, spanning two price points.

The Osaka Pro Bow 40 Orange Tiger Hockey Stick (2026/27), Osaka Mid Bow 40 Blue Topaz Hockey Stick (2026/27) and Osaka Low Bow Advanced 40 Hot Pink Hockey Stick (2026/27) are all £130.50 (was £145.00). At £139.50 (was £155.00) you have three Futurelab and Rose Bud editions: the Osaka Low Bow Advanced 40 Rose Bud Hockey Stick (2026/27), the Osaka Pro Bow 40 Futurelab Rose Bud Hockey Stick (2026/27) and the Osaka Low Bow 40 Futurelab Green Ash Hockey Stick (2026/27). The bow shape you choose here should match the way your game actually works: mid bow for all-round use, pro bow if you're a drag-flick specialist, low bow advanced if 3D skills and aerials are central to your game.

The 70-Series: High-Carbon Performance

Eight models sit in the 70-series across two price bands. At £162.00 (was £180.00) you have the Osaka Proto Bow 70 Chrome Hockey Stick (2026/27), the Osaka Pro Bow 70 Bright Orange Hockey Stick (2026/27), the Osaka Mid Bow 70 Blue Topaz Hockey Stick (2026/27) and the Osaka Low Bow Advanced 70 Hot Pink Hockey Stick (2026/27). The Proto Bow is worth flagging here: it's a distinct bow shape sitting between a standard mid and a low, designed for players who want drag-flick capability without fully committing to a very low profile.

The Futurelab and Rose Bud variants at this level step up to £198.00 (was £220.00): the Osaka Low Bow Advanced 70 Rose Bud Hockey Stick (2026/27), the Osaka Pro Bow 70 Futurelab Rose Bud Hockey Stick (2026/27) and the Osaka Low Bow 70 Futurelab Green Ash Hockey Stick (2026/27). These are the sticks county players and experienced first XI performers will be most drawn to.

The 85-Series: Advanced Play

All four 85-series sticks are priced at £207.00 (was £230.00), giving you a meaningful saving at a level where sticks typically cost considerably more. The Osaka Proto Bow 85 Chrome Hockey Stick (2026/27), Osaka Pro Bow 85 Bright Orange Hockey Stick (2026/27), Osaka Mid Bow 85 Blue Topaz Hockey Stick (2026/27) and Osaka Low Bow Advanced 85 Hot Pink Hockey Stick (2026/27) are aimed at advanced club players who know their game well and are ready for the stiffer, more responsive feel that comes with a higher-carbon stick.

The LTD and 100-Series: Top of the Range

Six sticks sit at the top of the 2026/27 Osaka range, all priced at £306.00 (was £340.00). The Osaka Low Bow Advanced 100 Rose Bud Hockey Stick (2026/27) is the one to look at if you want a low bow specialist stick at the very highest level. For LTD options, you have the Osaka Proto Bow LTD Silver-Hologram Hockey Stick (2026/27), the Osaka Pro Bow LTD Futurelab Rose Bud Hockey Stick (2026/27), the Osaka Pro Bow LTD Pro Tour Bright Orange Hockey Stick (2026/27), the Osaka Low Bow LTD Futurelab Green Ash Hockey Stick (2026/27) and the Osaka Low Bow Advanced LTD Pro Tour Hot Pink Hockey Stick (2026/27). These are built for players who compete at the highest club or representative level and expect their stick to perform in every session, not just on match day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which bow shape should I choose as a club player?

A mid bow suits most positions and skill levels, giving you control in both defensive and attacking situations. A low bow or low bow advanced suits players who regularly use drag-flicks and aerials. A pro bow sits between the two and suits attacking midfielders comfortable with technical flicking. If you're unsure, mid bow is the safer starting point.

What does the number in the stick name (10, 25, 40, 70, 85, 100) mean?

Within the Osaka range, the number broadly indicates the level and carbon content of the stick, with higher numbers corresponding to more advanced models intended for more experienced players. A lower number suits a developing player; a higher number suits someone with a well-established technique who can make use of a stiffer, more responsive feel.

What is the Proto Bow profile?

The Proto Bow sits between a conventional mid bow and a low bow, offering some of the drag-flick and aerial capability of a lower bow without the extreme head position that a dedicated low bow carries. It suits players who want a versatile attacking option without fully specialising in low-bow technique.

Are all these sticks currently on offer?

Yes, every stick in the 2026/27 Osaka range is currently on offer at Cricket-Hockey.com, with prices reduced by 10 per cent across the board. Prices run from £72.00 (was £80.00) at the entry level up to £306.00 (was £340.00) at the top. We can't guarantee how long these prices will be available, so it's worth acting sooner rather than later.

If you'd like a personal recommendation, our team are on hand to help. We play and coach hockey ourselves, so we know this range from the inside. Browse the full selection on our hockey equipment page, or get in touch directly and we'll point you towards the right stick for your game and budget.