Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, South Africa, Australia, Ireland, Argentina to name a few have branding right on the butt. I get that its a sport that is played bent over, but you dont see that on the mens uniforms. Like really? Do we need to drawing more attention to the womens bums? That branding could have quite easily gone on the jersies below the numbers...
Canadian, have just been watching highlights so far, but i think im gonna pull the trigger on a pass, but only if I can watch games that have already played. Ill be watching online or on a fire stick, can I watch already aired games or only live?
Im in the market for a new stick, and im thinking of branching away from my ol' reliable which is a grays GK5000.
Considering switching to a player stick so I can step out of the pads on occation without needing a second stick. I love the look of the Adidas world cup edition sticks and im looking at the estro 75 or chaosfury 40, any pros or cons to these sticks? Any other stick recommendations?
For reference, I am a high level womens league goalie and I use my stick quite often in net, and I play out purely recreationally (i am not a great field player, but would like tp develop some of those skills).
Tried my hand at siren eyes for the first time, and overall pretty happy with how they turned out, what do you all think, any tips to improve?
Pretty new to wearing makeup, its been a learning curve to work with hooded eyes (took me way to long to figure out what that meant and that I had them).
Hi all, I am a long time goalie, and have used the same OBO FG for about 15 years (with general maintenence/replacement parts). Idk what has changed, but i am finding it is giving me horrible headaches, so it is time to retire the old girl, shes paid her dues.
Obo is of course phasing out the old design, and since its now hurting me, im not really interested in purchasing another, but I am wondering what they new design is like. I like the integrated throat guard, but im having trouble finding any info on the interior. Whats it like in comparison to the old design? Any recommendations for another helmet?
I play high level, so high level of protection is important. Thanks!
So very beginner rider here, I have been invited to go up to Whistler in June. My bike is a cannondale trail 3 which I have put a dropper post and better pedals on, but it is of course a very entry level hardtail still. I will be sticking to the easiest of green trails as that is where my skill level is at, and I dont know if im willing to push the risk factor beyond that. Will I be fine on my bike, or should I look into renting a FS for the trip?
Also, I dont have anything beyond a helmet and bike specific glasses in terms of protective gear, what (if any) do you think is necessity to get beforehand?
Also to add, I doubt that MTB will ever be my passion sport, it will likely be a casual activity I will never progress much in as my injury risk threshold is pretty low. So I will likely stick to cruisey/flowy green trails forever, which i am having a blast on currently. With that said, is the investment in a better bike and protective gear worth it?
Thanks all :)
Edit: Thanks for the input everyone, definitely going to be renting a bike for this trip. And probably looking into investing into gear and a FS as well, even if I never move off those nice flowy greens!