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Warranties Policy The warranty on senior hockey sticks is 2 months. The warranty ends when:
There is no warranty on junior and indoor hockey sticks Returns Policy Damaged or Faulty Goods. Claims for damaged or faulty goods must be made promptly by contacting us, details provided on the website. This does not apply to faults caused by accident, neglect, misuse or everyday wear and tear. Upon inspection we will replace the item or refund the paid amount if we believe the goods are damaged or faulty. Return postage costs will be reimbursed if a receipt of postage is included. Returning Goods If you have ordered the wrong size, or wish to return goods for any reason other than they are damaged or faulty, please contact us, details provided on the website. We will exchange the item or refund the paid amount minus the postage and processing costs made the by hockeypro. Your return can be rejected if the condition of the returned goods is not to our satisfaction and in its original packaging. Please note that we are unable to exchange goods or give refunds after 7 days of receipt unless there is a fault with the product and the manufacturer agrees to replace it. top |
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HockeyPro.nl Jan van Scorellaan 11 5581JN Waalre The Netherlands Tel. 0031402222655 Fax.0031402222654 E-mail :info@hockeypro.nl KVK : 17189706 BTW : 807925743B01 top |
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Size conversion chart Feet Length (cm) 22.2 22.6 23.1 23.5 23.9 24.3 24.8 25.2 25.6 26 26.4 English 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 European 35 35 36 37 37 38 39 39 40 41 41 Feet Length (cm) 26.9 27.3 27.7 28.1 28.6 29 29.4 29.8 30.3 30.7 31.1 English 8 8.5 9 9.5 10 10.5 11 11.5 12 12.5 13 European 42 43 43 44 45 45 46 47 47 48 48 Sport shoes (hockey shoes) often have a different size then normal. In case of doubt about your shoe size please contact Hockeypro we are more then happy to help you choosing the right shoe and size for you. Please contact us using the means below, and advice us which shoe it is you looking for and which shoe size you currently have. Please note returning the shoes is possible but all posting and package would be at your own expense. Contact details HockeyPro.co.uk HockeyPro.nl Jan van Scorellaan 11 5581JN Waalre The Netherlands Telephone: 0031402222655 0031646406956 Fax: 0031402222654 Email: info@hockeypro.co.uk top |
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Where do I have to pay attention to when buying a hockey stick? How long does your hockey stick exactly need to be? We have noticed that there are a lot of stories around about how you would be able to measure the right size stick for your height. Fortunately there is a way to check the correct length of the stick for your height. Take the hockey stick and place the top inside your armpit, then hold the stick against your leg. If you now can touch and lift the inside of your knee with the top of the curl, then the stick has the right size. If the top of the curl is far below the inside of the knee, then the stick is too long and definitely not suitable for you to play with. If the top of the curl is reaching above the inside of the knee then the hockey stick will be too small and you’re recommended to buy another or new one. Remember selecting the right length a hockey stick is vitally important, for all ages (junior / senior) and heights. Check the following, do I have to bend to low and feel I’m damage my back (your stick is to small)? Can I control the head of the stick when I swing to hit the ball or is the head of the stick controlling me (your stick is to long)? If one of these is the case about your hockey stick, you should really consider buying a new one. Weight of the hockey stick You can hit harder with a heavier hockey stick, this perhaps is true. But, this goes together with the loss of the technical and quick team play. The curl is in fact the most important for weight of the stick. When you are young or you are not strong enough, it can be useful to get some support hitting the ball. Then it’s smart to buy a stick with a nice big convex and curl. This way you can hit the ball better without using too much energy. Buying a new hockey stick One of the most frequent questions we get is; why aren’t there any left handed hockey sticks? Reason for this is that the use of left handed sticks is illegal. It would be too dangerous for a left handed player to tackle an on-coming right handed player, because they would need to tackle around the back of their legs therefore left handed players use a right handed stick. My hockey stick isn't straight? GREAT a hockey stick should not be straight. If you place you stick down with the convex site facing up you should be able to see a gap of about 1 inch between the surface it’s placed on and the hockey stick. Hockey Stick Maintenance After training leave your stick drying standing up, please do not place your stick near a heat source such as a heating installation or radiator. DO NOT oil your stick, this will make the wood weak and soft. top |
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Netherlands Shippingfee for shipment to a location in the Netherlands, with a maximum weight of 10 kg, are € 7,50 for orders with an amount below € 50,-. No shippingfee for orders amounting more than € 50,00. EU Shippingfee for a shipment within the EU ,with a maximum weight of 2 kgs € 14,50. ( delivery within 5 day ) Outside of the EU Shipping fee for countries outside the EU with a maximum of 1 kg € 23,50. Rembours (only available for dutch shipping locations) Costs for rembours payments are € 12,-. top |
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