The 'Klip' is suitable for the vast majority of senior, intermediate and most junior sticks. Only children's sticks cannot use the 'Klip' properly.

The 'Klip' is an innovative new product designed to attach two field hockey sticks, making them easier to transport, store and identify.

Yes, the chosen thermoplastic material withstands extreme temperatures (hot and/or cold) without breaking.

Yes, age is not an obstacle to its use, but rather the dimensions of the sticks used.

Installation is easy in seconds. Please refer to the website www.joebicsports.com (http://www.joebicsports.com/)to watch the different videos in the section: How to use it?

Yes, the 'Klip' is available in four (4) different colors, and it is also possible mark your 'Klip' using a permanent marker if you wish.

The material of the ‘Klip’ is a ‘non-PVC’ thermoplastic and 100% recyclable. You will find on each 'Klip' the recyclability logo # 5, which means that you can place it in your recycling box at the end of its life.

Yes. If your knob is a standard size (or small), you can install the 'Klip' directly at the desired height on your poles. If your knob is larger, you should install it lower on your poles and slide it up. Please see the video on our website under the tab: How to use it – large pommel.

Certainly. The 'Klip' can be used by all players, amateur or professional.

You can buy the 'Klip' on the website www.joebicsports.com,(http://www.joebicsports.com/) on Amazon.ca and in sports and arena stores.

Any defective 'Klip', i.e. one that breaks prematurely, will be refunded at 100%.

The elasticity of the material coupled with its advantageous elongation coefficient make it an almost indestructible product. Its lifespan will far exceed that of the sticks it holds.

The 'Klip' does not need to be maintained, but it can be washed with soap and warm water if you want to remove some signs of wear.

The 'Klip' is available in four colors: black, blue, red and purple.

The 'Klip' is sold by the two (2) in a blister pack or loose in a display box of forty (40). For all other options, please contact Joebic Sports to discuss your requirements.

Currently, the 'Klip' is only available in North America. However, steps are underway to be able to ship it anywhere in the world.

Yes, the 'Klip' is guaranteed against premature breakage when used in accordance with the instructions or against any manufacturing defect.

Whether it's ice hockey or a street hockey and/or ball hockey., the 'Klip' can be used on the majority 'Dek,' 'Roller' or 'Ice hockey' sticks.

Whichever website you have used to place your order, you will be able to track the status of your delivery by consulting the website of your chosen shipper.

Ringuette shafts similar to hockey shafts can use the ‘klip’ in a similar way

The ‘Klip’ has a dimension of 40 mm x 30 mm and will work on most junior & adult sticks. Some of the kids sticks have much thinner/narrower shafts. The ‘klip’ will not work on these thinner shafts.

The ‘klip’ is almost indestructible as it’s made of a high impact & tensile strength engineered resin. It is very malleable, so it will bend without breaking even after thousands of bending. It will also resist cracking under extreme weather conditions.

3D printing uses a material called PLA or PLA Plus. Although this is a good material for prototyping, it is known to have brittle behavior, so it will break. PLA will also show signs of softening or warping in hot summer weather.

The ‘klip’ is a 100% Canadian made product, from conception, design and manufacturing. All its components are using Canadian raw materials and labor.

The consumer can choose between a two ‘klips’ blister pack or a display box containing forty (40) loose ‘klips’.

Yes, under certain conditions linked to the country's import rules and regulations. Customs duties may apply, as well as higher shipping costs. Always ask for a quotation before placing an order.

Yes, the 'Klip' is 100% recyclable and can be disposed of in your recycling bin as it bears the #5 recycling logo. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/c0e37b_7af713697fac4bb2873359a0144fbfd7~mv2.png It will then be crushed and reused to make other 'klips' or products using the same material.