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Low Bow & Drag Flick Field Hockey Sticks 2026

Low, late and extreme low bow sticks that make it easier to lift the ball, drag-flick and play 3D skills.

79 products · 15 brands · Updated October 2026
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How to Choose Low Bow & Drag Flick Field Hockey Sticks

Low, late and extreme low bow sticks that make it easier to lift the ball, drag-flick and play 3D skills. Start with the chart below to find the right size or type, then use the filters at the top of the page to narrow the list by brand, player level and age group. Every product links to its live Amazon listing, where you can check today's price, sizes and delivery.

Field Hockey Stick Bow Chart 2026

The bow is the curve along the stick. Where the curve peaks changes how easy it is to lift the ball.

Bow typePeak positionStrengthsBest for
Standard / regular bowMiddle of the stickControl, flat passing, receivingBeginners, defenders
Mid bow / control bowSlightly toward the headAll-round control with easy liftsMidfielders, developing players
Low bow / late bowClose to the headLifting, aerials, drag flicksAttackers, skilled players
Extreme low bow (e.g. Ultrabow, Jumbow)Very close to the head3D skills, drag-flick specialistsAdvanced and elite attackers

FIH rules limit bow depth to 25 mm. Every stick sold by major brands is within this limit.

What does a low bow do?

A low bow places the curve of the stick closer to the head. This makes it easier to get under the ball for lifts, aerials and drag flicks. An extreme low bow (for example Ultrabow, Jumbow or Xtreme Low Bow) takes this further, for advanced 3D skills.

Who should use one?

Low bow sticks suit attacking players and drag-flick specialists with good technique. Beginners and defenders usually control the ball better with a standard or mid bow.

Top low bow sticks brands

We compare low bow sticks from 15 brands. TK (14), Kookaburra (12), STX (11), Gryphon (9), Grays (6), adidas (6), Mazon (6), Osaka (4), Princess (4) & Mercian (2). Use the brand filter at the top of the page to compare them side by side, or open a brand page to see everything it makes.

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Low Bow & Drag Flick Field Hockey Sticks FAQs

Buying questions first, then questions about the products on this page.

What is the best bow for drag flicking?

A low or extreme low bow, combined with high carbon content, is preferred by most drag-flick specialists.

Are low bow sticks legal?

Yes, as long as the bow is no deeper than 25 mm, which every stick sold by major brands meets.

Are low bow sticks good for beginners?

They can be harder to control on flat passes. Most beginners do better with a standard or mid bow.

Does a low bow help with aerials?

Yes. A low bow makes it easier to get under the ball for lifted passes and aerials.

What carbon is best with a low bow?

Most low-bow players choose 50–95% carbon for power, depending on skill level.

Which brands make low bow sticks?

We compare 79 low bow sticks from 15 brands: TK (14), Kookaburra (12), STX (11), Gryphon (9), Grays (6), adidas (6), Mazon (6) & Osaka (4).

What are the best low bow sticks for beginners?

For new players, start with STX RX 101 Field Hockey Stick 36 inch, STX IX 401 Indoor Field Hockey Stick 35 inch & STX XT 101 Field Hockey Stick 34 inch. These are listed as beginner-level, so they are more forgiving and easier to use.

Which low bow sticks are best for advanced or elite players?

Experienced players often choose STX RX 902 Field Hockey Stick 35.5 inch, STX IX 901 Indoor Field Hockey Stick 36.5 inch & STX XT 702 Field Hockey Stick 37.5 inch, which are aimed at advanced and elite levels.

Which low bow sticks are made for kids and juniors?

Youth options include Gryphon Flow Field Hockey Stick 34 inch, TK P3 Composite Field Hockey Stick 37.5 inch & Gryphon Lazer Composite Field Hockey Stick 28 inch. Always check the size or length on the Amazon listing before you buy.

What types of low bow sticks can I compare?

This page includes outdoor (59), indoor (18), goalie (1) & wooden (1). Use the Type filter at the top of the page to narrow the list.

Which low bow sticks have the most carbon?

The highest-carbon options listed here are Osaka Stick Pro Tour 100 36.5 inch Superlight (98%), Kookaburra Team Phoenix Field Hockey Stick 36.5 inch (95%) & Kookaburra Team Dragon Field Hockey Stick 36.5 inch (95%). More carbon means more power but less forgiveness.

Where can I buy these low bow sticks, and what do they cost?

Every product on this page links to its Amazon listing, where you can see today's price, sizes, delivery and returns. Prices change often, so we link to the live listing instead of showing a price that might be out of date.