Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick

About the Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick

The Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick is engineered for competitive inline hockey players demanding precision and power on any surface. Its fused two-piece construction combines unidirectional (UD) carbon fiber with fiberglass layers, producing a mid-kick profile that loads efficiently during wrist and snap shots. The ABS blade reinforcement resists the abrasion of asphalt and sport-court surfaces common across Indian inline rinks, including structured facilities like the ice rinks in India. Developed through Fischer's R&D workflow and refined for tropical-climate play, the RC One IS1 maintains structural integrity at ambient temperatures exceeding 35°C. The P92 curve delivers a deep mid-blade contact point suited to quick-release shooting mechanics. Available in 52", 57", and 59" shaft lengths, the stick accommodates junior-to-senior player builds. It is positioned as a performance-grade option for league competitors and club programs sourcing equipment at scale.

Overview

Mid-Kick Power Architecture

The RC One IS1's fused shaft geometry concentrates flex energy at the mid-shaft zone, maximising puck velocity on snap and wrist shots without sacrificing puck feel during stickhandling sequences.

• UD carbon layers aligned for directional stiffness and consistent flex response
• Fiberglass outer wrap absorbs vibration, reducing hand fatigue over extended play
• Mid-kick profile loads faster than low-kick designs for quick-release shooting in tight spaces
• Two-piece fused construction eliminates the energy loss typical of hosel-joined sticks

ABS Blade Built for Indian Rink Conditions

Indian inline hockey is played across a variety of surfaces — from dedicated sport-court tiles at facilities like the ASICS rink in Bengaluru to outdoor asphalt courts. The ABS-reinforced blade is rated for high-abrasion environments where standard composite blades degrade rapidly.

• ABS polymer shell resists surface abrasion on asphalt and polypropylene sport-court tiles
• Blade maintains structural rigidity at sustained ambient temperatures above 35°C
• P92 curve geometry supports both backhand and forehand passing accuracy
• Consistent blade face angle through high-volume training loads

Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick specifications

Key features

• Unidirectional Carbon Layup — UD carbon fibers run axially along the shaft, maximising stiffness-to-weight ratio and ensuring consistent flex behaviour across the full length of the stick.
• Fiberglass Vibration Damping — An outer fiberglass wrap dissipates impact energy at blade contact, reducing transmitted vibration to the hands by absorbing high-frequency shock loads during passes and shots.
• P92 Blade Curve — The P92 profile features a deep mid-blade lie and moderate toe curve, optimising puck control during stickhandling and delivering a consistent shooting angle for wrist and snap shots.
• ABS Blade Shell — Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) polymer reinforcement on the blade provides high impact resistance and abrasion durability on rough inline hockey surfaces.
• Fused Two-Piece Bonding — Shaft and blade are bonded through a precision fusing process, eliminating the flex-loss dead zone inherent to mechanical hosel connections and maintaining energy transfer from hands to puck.
• Tropical-Climate Material Stability — Resin and adhesive formulations are selected for performance retention at temperatures exceeding 35°C, ensuring the stick does not soften or delaminate under Indian climate conditions.
• Multi-Length Shaft Options — Three shaft lengths — 52 in, 57 in, and 59 in — provide an optimised fit across junior and senior player heights without requiring field-cutting adjustments in most applications.

Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick size guide

Two things decide your stick: flex (how stiff it is) and length. Flex follows your body weight, length follows your height.

How to measure

1. Flex: choose roughly half your body weight in pounds (your weight in kg × 1.1). Lower flex is easier to bend and shoot with.
2. Length: stand in your shoes with the stick upright, blade toe on the floor. It should reach between your chin and nose.
3. Too long? It can be cut down at the top. Cutting a stick makes it a little stiffer (about 5 flex per 2 inches cut).

Stick flex & length chart

• Beginners and kids: choose a lower flex — it is easier to lift the puck.
• Hand (Left / Right): hold a broom like a stick. If your right hand is lower on the handle, you shoot Left; if your left hand is lower, you shoot Right.
• Not sure? Message us on WhatsApp (+91 91112 22274) with your measurements and we will confirm the right size before you order.

Flex and length from Bauer's stick size chart; Fischer uses the same flex scale.

How it compares

Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick vs Generic Composite ABS Inline Stick (Mid-Range)

Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick vs Entry-Level ABS Inline Stick

Fischer RC One IS1 Composite ABS Hockey Stick — frequently asked questions

Is the Fischer RC One IS1 suitable for play on asphalt outdoor courts?

Yes. The ABS blade shell is specifically engineered for high-abrasion surfaces including asphalt and polypropylene sport-court tiles. It provides significantly greater durability than standard composite blades on these surfaces.

What does a mid-kick point mean for shooting performance?

A mid-kick point concentrates flex energy in the middle section of the shaft. This loads efficiently during wrist and snap shots, providing a balance between shot power and release speed. It is generally preferred by forwards and players who shoot frequently on the move.

Can this stick be used for ice hockey as well as inline hockey?

The RC One IS1 is classified as an inline hockey stick. The ABS blade is optimised for inline surfaces. While the shaft construction is compatible with ice use in practice settings, T3 Sports recommends it for inline and rink hockey play.

What is the P92 blade curve best suited for?

The P92 is a deep mid-blade curve with a moderate open face. It excels at wrist shots, snap shots, and lifting the puck. Players who favour backhand passing and shooting also benefit from the P92 geometry.

Does the two-piece fused construction affect durability compared to a one-piece stick?

Fused two-piece sticks bond shaft and blade through an adhesive fusion process rather than a removable hosel. This eliminates the mechanical weak point of traditional two-piece assemblies. Durability is comparable to one-piece construction for most competitive playing conditions.

How does this stick perform in Bengaluru's indoor rink environment?

The RC One IS1 is tested for performance at ambient temperatures exceeding 35°C. At the ASICS rink in Bengaluru and similar controlled-climate facilities, the stick maintains full flex consistency and blade rigidity throughout match play and training sessions.

What lengths are available and how do I choose the right one for my team's bulk order?

The stick is available in 52 in (junior), 57 in (intermediate), and 59 in (senior) lengths. For bulk B2B orders, T3 Sports recommends sizing based on player height with skates on — stick tip should reach chin-to-nose height when the player stands upright in inline skates.

Is grip tape or a butt end included with the stick?

The RC One IS1 ships as a bare shaft with blade. Grip tape and butt ends are sold separately through T3 Sports' accessories range and can be included in bulk orders on request.