Built with a Belgian Red Lion — Designed in collaboration with professional goalkeeper Loic Van Doren, drawing on his input on the needs of the modern keeper
A natural, straight-feeling shape — The Guard Bow's relatively straight profile with a slight curve feels natural in a goalkeeper's hands
Regrip on a moment's notice — A special undergrip system helps keepers slide their hands front to back and regrip instantly
Track your stick without looking — A guideline along the side helps goalies keep tabs on stick position in their peripheral vision
Note: this stick comes with an overgrip - player will need to add one suited to their preference
The LVD stick was designed in collaboration with, and named after, Belgian Red Lion Loic Van Doren. Loic used a regular Osaka stick for the majority of his professional career — but after listening closely to his input on the needs of the modern keeper, Osaka developed the LVD.
The Guard Bow is a relatively straight stick with a slight curve that feels natural in the hands of goalkeepers. The special undergrip system is specifically designed to help keepers slide their hands from the front to the back of the grip and regrip at a moment's notice. The tactile feedback of different substructures helps build good habits on the goal line.
Another useful feature is the guideline running along the side of the stick, helping goalies keep track of their stick position in the corners of their vision. Every fraction of a second saved on the goal line can make all the difference.
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Pro Goalkeeper Collaboration
Designed with Belgian Red Lion Loic Van Doren, built around real input from a professional keeper on what the position demands.
Guard Bow Shape
A relatively straight profile with a slight curve that feels natural in the hands, built specifically for goalkeeping technique.
Special Undergrip System
Lets keepers slide their hands front to back and regrip instantly, with tactile substructure feedback that builds good habits on the line.
Positional Guideline
A guideline along the side of the stick helps keepers track stick position in their peripheral vision, saving crucial fractions of a second.