NB ONE 50

[li7039 0]

would this stick be good for pond hockey and a back up to my warrior or is it a piece of crap.

[TBLfan 25]

it's a price point stick. Not anything special, also not what I'd call a piece of crap. It looks really good... but again don't expect it to be a very performance oriented stick.

[OhMyGodImOnFire 0]

It looks really good...

Isn't it pretty much the same graphic as the One90?

[Viking 1]

Is it just me, or is buying an OPS complete overkill for pond hockey. I see people playing pond hockey with sticks that look like they were made out of a bunch of popsicle sticks glued together.

[barrett 0]

Very heavy , alright for back up , but I think it is unnessecary for on the pond.

[voss 0]

not worth it, your better off spending a little more for a better ops. not neccesary for the the pond but thats really your choice to make

[Remman 0]

When I picked up a ONE 50 I thought of a Vapor V... If that helps...

And if you are spending money on decent equipment for pond hockey, consider joining a league...

[li7039 0]

im playing roller and i dont want my warrior to break on the pond.

[BK 0]

I would just shop around at your lhs. I would get a lightweight, cheap woodie (no preference to brand). I liked my Easton Ultralite woodie a lot. It was $20.

[daca 0]

if you want to go the NBH route, just throw down on a one60. having a ops for pond hockey just seems superfluous.

[Medic 0]

I actually think you'll get better performance out of a good woodie than a crappy OPS. Easton, TPS and Bauer/Nike all make good ones. The One60 is sweet.

[TBLfan 25]

or even the one40, very lightweight stick for the price, not sure about durability... but it is pond hockey.

And yeah it's the same graphic pattern but it's yellow and a gunmetal color, look really nice.

[Medic 0]

True, I love(d) the Nike Flexlite 10's and I think that the One40 is essentially the same stick - paint/branding.

[hockeytim18 0]

Very heavy , alright for back up , but I think it is unnessecary for on the pond.

What stick do you use? I picked up a ONE 50 at a LHS didn't feel heavy at all. Or are you one of the people where if it's over 420 grams it's too heavy?

[BK 0]

Very heavy , alright for back up , but I think it is unnessecary for on the pond.

What stick do you use? I picked up a ONE 50 at a LHS didn't feel heavy at all. Or are you one of the people where if it's over 420 grams it's too heavy?

I'm one of those people :(

For a pond woodie, I would even go as far as getting an intermediate stick for the weight factor. I'm not too picky, but the lighter the better for me.

[TBLfan 25]

I think the one40 woodie feels lighter(may be because of balance) than the one50!

The one50 just feels like a cheap-o composite stick. The feel isn't all that great but a little better than most in the price range. Couldn't tell you about durability, performance or how it feels after being broken in.

I think you'd do better buying a cut-ops or cheap used shaft and getting a wood or hybrid blade.

[windflare 0]

True, I love(d) the Nike Flexlite 10's and I think that the One40 is essentially the same stick - paint/branding.

Different, methinks. The One40 is a tad thinner and lighter than the 10 when I had them in my hands to compare. Both are real nice woodies though.