Unihockey stick MPS Wildstick 100 right-handed, brand MPS, model 0216

MPS Wildstick 100 right-handed is a unihockey (floorball) stick designed by MPS for players who prefer a right-handed grip. The model 0216 provides a balanced combination of control and durability suitable for training sessions and match play at recreational and club levels. The shaft accepts standard unihockey blades, enabling straightforward blade replacement or customization to match player preference.

Advantages

The Wildstick 100 delivers consistent handling and predictable response when dribbling, passing and shooting. Its construction focuses on a reliable feel and sufficient stiffness for developing technique, while remaining durable for regular use. Compatibility with common blades makes it easy to adapt the stick for different playing styles or replace worn components without special tools.

Suitable for

• Recreational players learning ball control and passing
• Club-level training where durability and consistency are required
• Youth and adult players preferring a right-handed grip
• Coaches equipping teams for practice and friendly matches

Key specifications

• Hand orientation: right-handed
• Compatibility: standard unihockey blades
• Primary use: training and match play
• Construction: single-piece or two-piece shaft designed for balanced handling (model-specific)

How to use

Grip the MPS Wildstick 100 with the dominant hand lower on the shaft and the other hand near the top to maintain control during dribbling, passing and shooting. Adjust blade angle and position according to playing style; the stick accepts commonly used blades for straight or curved setups. Regularly inspect the shaft and blade connection for wear and ensure the grip tape provides secure contact to prevent slipping during play.

Usage recommendations

Use the Wildstick 100 for progressive skill development: start with basic passing and ball control drills, then increase intensity to shooting and match scenarios. Replace the blade when its surface or mounting shows signs of wear, and select blade profiles according to preferred control or shooting characteristics.