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FIELD ULTIMATE FF 2

Womens Hockey Shoes
The FIELD ULTIMATE FF 2 has been discontinued.
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Sport
Hockey
Player Type
Super Lightweight, Synthetic Turf Stud Configuration, Protection

The FIELD ULTIMATE™ FF 2 is a lightweight field shoe designed for competitive club or professional players.

The PU upper and no-sew construction is designed to feel feather-light while offering support in key areas. Ankle support is incorporated into the quarter panel to give additional protection.

FLYTEFOAM™ cushioning creates a lightweight and responsive underfoot feel. It allows you to quickly break away from defenders and dash towards the goal. The TRUSSTIC™ technology in the midfoot increases stability, making it easier to accelerate forward and cut quickly when you're in motion.

The outsole features AHARPLUS™ rubber for unmatched durability, with the pattern designed to improve grip and acceleration.

Style #: 1112A047.100
  • TRUSSTIC™ technology
    Improves torsional stability
  • Internal heel counter
    Improves support at the rearfoot
  • FLYTEFOAM™ technology
    Provides lightweight cushioning and impact absorptionRearfoot GEL™ technology
  • Improves impact absorption and creates a softer feeling at footstrike
    AHARPLUS™ outsole rubber
  • Helps improve durability
    The sockliner is produced with a solution dyeing process that reduces water usage by approximately 33% and carbon emissions by approximately 45% compared to the conventional dyeing technology