The hockey stick is the main piece of equipment used by field hockey players to strike the ball.

Carbon fiber is commonly used for the head of field hockey sticks due to its lightweight and durable properties.

The curve on a field hockey stick helps players to control the ball more effectively and execute various skills.

The maximum length allowed for a field hockey stick is 36.5 inches (93 centimeters).

Shin guards are essential protective gear worn by field hockey players to shield their legs from potential injuries.

The toe guard on a field hockey stick is designed to protect the stick from damage caused by contact with the ground or other objects.

Synthetic materials are commonly used for the grip of field hockey sticks due to their durability and moisture-wicking properties.

The hook on a field hockey stick is designed to help players trap and control the ball effectively.

Gloves are essential protective gear worn by field hockey players to protect their hands from potential injuries.

The maximum weight allowed for a field hockey ball is 163 grams.

The sidewall on a field hockey stick helps players to control the ball more effectively and execute various skills.

Helmets are essential protective gear worn by field hockey players to protect their head from potential injuries.

Cork is commonly used for the core of field hockey balls due to its lightweight and durable properties.

The butt of a field hockey stick is designed to protect the stick from damage caused by contact with the ground or other objects.

Mouthguards are essential protective gear worn by field hockey players to protect their mouth from potential injuries.