Unihockey stick MPS Boomerang 95 (right-handed) – MPS, model 0221

MPS Boomerang 95 (right-handed) is a unihockey (floorball) stick designed for recreational players and training sessions. The stick features the Boomerang 95 profile and a right-hand orientation, offering a balanced combination of ball control, passing precision and shooting stability. Constructed to be compatible with standard unihockey grips and shafts, this model is suitable for indoor floorball environments where predictable handling and straightforward maintenance are valued.

Advantages

The Boomerang 95 profile provides consistent blade response for controlled ball handling and reliable passing. Right-handed orientation ensures correct ergonomic alignment for players who favor that stance. Compatibility with standard grips and shafts allows for easy customization and replacement without special tools. The stick’s design emphasizes playability and durability appropriate for regular training and casual matches.

Suitable for

• Recreational and amateur indoor floorball games
• Training drills focused on ball control and passing
• Players preferring a right-handed stick profile
• Clubs and schools seeking affordable practice equipment

Key specifications

• Profile: Boomerang 95 blade shape designed for control and passing
• Orientation: Right-handed blade curve and grip alignment
• Compatibility: Fits standard unihockey grips and shafts
• Intended use: Indoor floorball for training and recreational play

How to use

Hold the MPS Boomerang 95 with your dominant hand lower on the shaft and your other hand placed higher for control consistent with right-handed technique. Use the stick for basic ball control drills, passing sequences and shooting practice on indoor surfaces. Inspect the grip and shaft connection before play and ensure the blade is clean and undamaged to maintain consistent ball response. Replace grips or shafts as needed with standard compatible parts.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use on clean indoor court surfaces and dry balls. Regularly check the blade for wear and replace the grip when it becomes slippery. When storing, keep the stick at room temperature away from direct heat to prevent deformation.