Floorball stick MPS Wildstick 100 left-handed — MPS, model 0217

The MPS Wildstick 100 left-handed is a floorball stick designed for recreational and club-level play. It features a standard straight shaft and a blade geometry suitable for basic passing, shooting and ball control. The stick is intended for left-handed players and is compatible with commonly used floorball blades and grips, offering a reliable option for training sessions and regular matches.

Advantages

The MPS Wildstick 100 balances durability and affordability with a construction aimed at everyday use. Its standard shaft profile provides predictable handling and stability during passes and shots, while the blade design supports controlled ball touch and basic shooting techniques. Lightweight construction helps reduce fatigue in prolonged practice, and compatibility with typical floorball components makes replacement or customization straightforward.

Suitable for

• Recreational players and beginners learning left-handed technique
• Club-level training and amateur matches
• Physical education classes and group training sessions
• Players seeking a cost-effective, replaceable stick for practice

Key specifications

• Hand orientation: left-handed
• Shaft type: standard straight profile
• Blade type: compatible with common floorball blade fittings
• Intended use: recreational and club-level play
• Weight: lightweight construction suitable for extended practice (manufacturer category: entry/club level)

How to use

Select a stick length appropriate for your height and playing style, ensuring comfortable reach and control. Assemble or replace the blade according to the blade and shaft connection system, then tighten securing elements as required. Use the left-handed grip and stance when handling the stick: dominant hand lower on the shaft and the other hand higher for control. Practice basic passing, dribbling and shooting drills to become familiar with the stick's balance and response.

Usage recommendations

Store the stick indoors and avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or heat. Inspect the blade and shaft connection regularly for wear and replace the blade if warped or damaged. For improved grip comfort and control, consider adding or replacing the grip tape. Use the Wildstick 100 for training and club matches where a reliable, entry-level left-handed stick is required.