mazonhockey.com

Mazon Hockey 的网站把产品分为球棍、球包和球员装备三大板块，除球棍外还覆盖球包、守门装备、配件、球、护腿和手套等品类。如果你要买的是球棍以外的装备，可以从首页的 “All Bags” 和 “Players Gear” 入口进入，再按品类浏览；具体某件装备是否有货、适合哪个级别，需要在对应产品页确认。

网站上的装备品类

根据网站首页的导航和描述，Mazon 的产品范围包括：

• 球棍（Hockey Sticks）：BlackMagic XPro、BlackMagic 9series、BlackMagic 7series、Junior 等系列
• 球包（Hockey Bags）：首页设有 “All Bags” 入口
• 球员装备（Players Gear）：首页设有 “Players Gear” 入口
• 守门装备（Hockey Goal Keeping）
• 配件（Hockey Accessories）
• 球（Hockey Balls）
• 护腿（Hockey Shin Guards）
• 手套（Hockey Gloves）

网站自我定位为“澳大利亚第一曲棍球品牌的全球网站”，并强调产品由曲棍球运动员为曲棍球运动员设计，只在球场上使用，不做跨场景的泛运动产品。

怎么按导航找到需要的装备

首页主菜单提供三个主要分类入口：

守门装备、球和配件没有在首页导航中单独列为一级入口，通常需要从 Players Gear 或站内分类页进一步查找。浏览时先确定自己属于场上球员还是守门员，再进入对应分类，能减少在球棍列表里反复翻找的时间。

守门员装备与普通球员装备的区别

守门员装备和普通球员装备在防护重点上不同：守门员需要面对射门，护具以阻挡和缓冲为主；普通球员装备更强调跑动中的轻便与灵活。Mazon 把守门装备（Hockey Goal Keeping）单独列为一个品类，说明这部分产品是按守门位置的需求单独组织的，不应和球员护腿、手套混在一起挑选。

选购时的判断顺序可以是：

1. 先确认位置：守门员还是场上球员
2. 再确认品类：护腿、手套、球包或配件
3. 最后确认级别：成人还是青少年（网站有 Junior 系列，说明存在青少年产品线）

如何确认有货和适用级别

网站首页展示的是部分球棍的价格，例如 BlackMagic XPro 各尺寸为 650 AUD，BlackMagic 9series 多款为 550 AUD，但装备类产品没有在首页给出价格或库存信息。因此：

• 价格：以对应产品页显示为准，首页未列出的品类不要按球棍价格推算
• 有货：进入具体产品页查看是否可加入购物车；首页轮播和列表只代表主推产品
• 适用级别：查看产品页的尺寸代码和描述，青少年产品可参考 Junior 分类；页面未写明的适用级别，不要自行假设

网站设有 “Sign up and save” 注册入口和货币（Currency）选择，注册后可能收到优惠信息，但资料未说明具体折扣力度，结账前仍应以页面实际价格为准。

一句话建议

想买球棍以外的装备，从 All Bags 和 Players Gear 入手；守门员直接找 Goal Keeping 品类；下单前在产品页核对价格、库存和尺寸级别，不要用首页球棍的价格或系列名推断其他装备的情况。

Mazon Hockey lists its BlackMagic sticks with a model name plus a size code — for example "BlackMagic XPro - LB" or "BlackMagic Eagle 9Series PBH" — and the size code is the part you need to decode before ordering. On the current Mazon site the codes appear as MB, LB, XLB, XLG, PB and PBH, with the XPro line at $650 AUD and the 9Series lines at $550 AUD. The site does not publish a code-to-measurement chart, so treat the codes as a family of length/curve options to confirm with Mazon before you buy, and use the model name (XPro, Eagle, Slingshot, 360) plus the series number (9Series, 7Series, Junior) to narrow the choice.

What the size codes on Mazon sticks mean

The Mazon listings show the same model in several codes, which tells you the code is a variant of the same stick rather than a different product line:

The site itself does not define these abbreviations, so the practical rule is: pick the model first, then compare the codes offered for that exact model, and ask Mazon to confirm the length or curve each code represents. Do not assume a code means the same thing across every series.

Choosing between the BlackMagic models

Mazon's homepage groups its sticks into BlackMagic XPro, BlackMagic 9Series, BlackMagic 7Series and Junior. Within the 9Series the listed models are Eagle, Slingshot and 360, each at $550 AUD, while the XPro sits at $650 AUD.

XPro vs 9Series

• BlackMagic XPro ($650 AUD): the top-priced line on the site, offered in MB, LB, XLB and XLG. Choose it if you want the highest-spec option Mazon lists and your size code is available in that range.
• BlackMagic 9Series ($550 AUD): the broader line, with Eagle, Slingshot and 360 models in codes including LB, PB, PBH, XLB and XLG. Choose it if you want model variety at a lower price than XPro.

Eagle, Slingshot and 360

The site lists these as separate 9Series models but does not publish a spec comparison between them. The honest approach is to treat them as three models in the same price band and confirm the differences — shape, balance, intended playing style — with Mazon or a stockist before deciding. If you cannot get that detail, the size code and your position on the field matter more than the model name.

Junior vs adult sticks

Mazon separates "Junior" from the adult BlackMagic lines in its navigation. If you are buying for a younger player, start in the Junior category rather than sizing down an adult code like LB or XLB. The site does not publish a junior size chart, so confirm the recommended junior length for the player's height with Mazon.

A practical buying sequence

1. Set your budget band. XPro is $650 AUD; 9Series is $550 AUD. Both are listed in AUD.
2. Pick the line. XPro if you want the top listed spec; 9Series if you want Eagle, Slingshot or 360 options.
3. List the codes available for that exact model. For example, BlackMagic XPro appears in MB, LB, XLB and XLG; BlackMagic Eagle 9Series appears in LB, PB and PBH.
4. Match the code to your position and grip. For example, if you play a role that favours a particular reach or curve, ask Mazon which code in your chosen model suits it — the site does not map codes to positions.
5. Confirm before checkout. Email or message Mazon with your height, position and the code you are considering, and ask them to confirm the length and curve. This is the step that prevents a wrong order, because the public site does not publish the code definitions.
6. Check currency and shipping at checkout. The site has a currency selector; prices shown are in AUD, so confirm what you will actually be charged.

Common pitfalls

• Assuming a code means the same across series. PB appears on Eagle and 360 9Series models, but the site gives no cross-series definition.
• Buying by model name alone. Eagle, Slingshot and 360 are not differentiated on the site, so the size code is your main lever.
• Sizing a junior player with an adult code. Use the Junior category instead.
• Skipping confirmation. With no published size chart, a quick question to Mazon is the cheapest insurance against a return.

Mazon Hockey is an Australian field hockey brand whose global website, mazonhockey.com, sells hockey equipment directly to players. The site describes itself as “the global website for the Number 1 Australian hockey brand” and carries sticks, bags, goalkeeping gear, accessories, balls, shin guards, gloves and more. It is aimed at hockey players shopping for their own gear, with a product range that spans elite sticks down to junior equipment.

What the site sells

The product catalogue covers the main categories a field hockey player needs:

• Hockey sticks — the flagship category, headlined by the BlackMagic line
• Hockey bags — stick bags and carry options
• Goalkeeping gear — separate from the general player range
• Player gear — shin guards, gloves and protective equipment
• Accessories and balls — the smaller items that complete a kit

The homepage organises browsing around All Sticks, All Bags and Players Gear, so you can go straight to the category you need rather than scrolling a single mixed list.

The BlackMagic stick range

Sticks are the clearest example of how the site is structured. The 2026 collection is led by BlackMagic XPro, with the BlackMagic 9series and BlackMagic 7series sitting below it, plus a Junior line. Within the 9series, models are listed by variant — for example BlackMagic 360, BlackMagic Eagle, and BlackMagic Slingshot — each in different size codes such as LB, PB, MB, XLB and XLG.

Prices are listed in AUD. From the homepage listings:

The size codes matter when choosing: they indicate different length and weight profiles within the same model, so two sticks at the same price are not the same stick. Check the code against your own height and playing position before ordering.

Who the brand is for

The site’s stated positioning is “Honest To Hockey” — Mazon says its products are “designed by hockey players for hockey players” and built to perform on the hockey field rather than in unrelated settings. In practice this means:

• Competitive players are the target for the XPro and 9series sticks at the top of the range.
• Junior and developing players have a dedicated junior line and the lower-tier 7series.
• Goalkeepers are served by a separate goalkeeping category rather than being an afterthought in the player range.

Practical things to know before you buy

• Currency: the site has a currency selector, and listed prices appear in AUD. If you are outside Australia, confirm the currency and any import costs before checkout.
• Sizing: stick variants are sold by code (LB, PB, MB, XLB, XLG). Match the code to your height and position; the model name alone does not tell you the length.
• Range depth: the homepage highlights sticks most prominently, so if you need bags, goalkeeping gear or protective equipment, use the category menus rather than judging the range from the landing page.
• Account and offers: the site invites visitors to “sign up and save” and to join #TEAMMAZON via @MAZONHOCKEY on social media — worth checking if you want updates on new collections or promotions.

If you are a field hockey player looking for an Australian-brand stick or a full kit refresh, mazonhockey.com is a direct-to-player store organised by equipment type, with the BlackMagic stick family as its centrepiece. Start with the category menu, then narrow by model and size code.

The main difference is price and product breadth. On Mazon Hockey's site, the BlackMagic XPro is listed at $650 AUD across its four variants (MB, LB, XLB, XLG), while the BlackMagic 9Series is listed at $550 AUD and spans a wider family of models — Eagle, Slingshot, and 360 — each in multiple size codes. If you want the top-tier option in the BlackMagic line and are choosing between just four size/length codes, XPro is the pick; if you want more model variety at a lower price, or a specific size code that only appears in the 9Series lineup, go with the 9Series.

What each line actually contains

Both lines sit under Mazon's BlackMagic family, which the site presents alongside the 7series and a Junior category. The key structural difference is how many distinct products each line offers.

The XPro is a single stick model offered in four size codes. The 9Series is a family: the same price applies across Eagle, Slingshot, and 360 variants, so within the 9Series your decision is about model and size code, not budget.

Reading the size codes

The size codes (MB, LB, XLB, XLG, PB, PBH) appear throughout Mazon's stick listings, and the same code can appear in both lines — for example, LB and XLB exist in XPro and in multiple 9Series models. That means the code itself doesn't tell you which line a stick belongs to; you need to check the product name.

A practical implication: if you already know the code that fits you, you can compare like-for-like across lines. If your code only appears in one line — XLG, for instance, is listed in XPro and in the Slingshot 9Series, but not in every 9Series model — your choice may be constrained before price even enters the picture.

The site does not publish a code-to-measurement chart in the material available, so confirm what each code means for length and weight on the individual product pages before ordering.

How the 9Series sub-models differ

Mazon lists three 9Series models at the same $550 AUD price, which suggests the differences are about playing style or spec rather than tier:

• Eagle — offered in the widest range of codes (LB, PB, PBH, XLB, MB), making it the most flexible choice if you're unsure of your code or want the broadest fit options.
• Slingshot — offered in LB, XLB, and XLG, overlapping with XPro's larger codes.
• 360 — offered as "BlackMagic 360 9Series" plus PB and LB variants.

The site's descriptions don't spell out performance differences between Eagle, Slingshot, and 360 beyond naming, so treat the model names as a starting point and check each product page for spec details.

Choosing between them

Use these conditions to decide:

1. Budget first. If $550 AUD is your ceiling, the 9Series is the only option between the two. If you're willing to pay $650 AUD, XPro becomes available.
2. Size code second. Identify your code, then check which line carries it. If your code is only in the 9Series (e.g., PBH, which appears only on the Eagle 9Series in the listings shown), the decision is made for you.
3. Model variety third. If you want to compare playing profiles within one price, the 9Series gives you three models to weigh. XPro gives you one model in four codes.
4. Top-of-line preference. If being on the highest-priced BlackMagic stick matters to you, XPro is that option at $650 AUD.

What the site says about the brand

Mazon describes itself as "the Number 1 Australian hockey brand" and states its products are "designed by hockey players for hockey players," built to perform on the hockey field. That's brand positioning rather than a spec comparison, so it doesn't separate XPro from 9Series — but it does explain why both lines are pitched at serious field players rather than casual buyers.

The site also lists sticks, bags, player gear, and accessories as categories, so if you're outfitting fully, the stick decision is one part of a larger order. Prices are shown in AUD, and the site includes a currency selector, so check which currency you're being charged in at checkout.

Bottom line

Choose BlackMagic XPro ($650 AUD) if you want the top-priced BlackMagic stick and one of its four codes (MB, LB, XLB, XLG) fits you. Choose BlackMagic 9Series ($550 AUD) if you want to save $100 AUD, need a code that only appears there (such as PBH), or want to compare Eagle, Slingshot, and 360 profiles at one price. In both cases, confirm the size code meaning and current stock on the individual product page before ordering.

在 Mazon Hockey 网站购物前，最需要确认的是三件事：商品标价以澳元（AUD）显示，页面提供 Currency（币种）切换入口；可以通过 “Sign up and save” 注册账户获取优惠信息；品牌与购物入口集中在主菜单和 COMPANY 栏目中。如果你只是浏览球棍型号和价格，不注册也能看到 AUD 标价；如果你希望接收优惠信息或加入社群，再考虑注册和关注 @MAZONHOCKEY。网站资料没有说明注册是否强制、是否支持游客下单，也没有列出具体支付方式，因此下单前应在结账页自行确认。

币种：标价是 AUD，切换入口在页面上

首页商品价格均以 “$ 650 AUD”“$ 550 AUD” 的形式呈现，说明默认标价货币是澳元。页面标题区域还出现了 “Currency” 入口，意味着网站提供币种选择功能。对非澳洲买家来说，这意味着：

• 你看到的 $650 是澳元，不是美元，换算成本地货币前不要按美元理解。
• 如果结账时你的银行卡以其他币种结算，实际扣款金额会受发卡行汇率和可能的跨境手续费影响，这部分由银行决定，网站资料未涉及。
• 切换币种后显示的价格是否含换算加价，资料没有说明，建议在结账页核对最终金额。

例如需要给一支 BlackMagic XPro 做预算时，先按 650 AUD 记录，再用自己银行的汇率估算本币成本，而不是直接按 650 美元计算。

账户：Sign up and save 是优惠订阅入口

页面有 “Sign up and save” 的注册提示，从字面看是通过注册获取优惠信息。资料没有说明注册后具体能省多少、是否有首单折扣，也没有说明账户是否用于订单跟踪或退换货。因此可以这样处理：

1. 先浏览商品，确认型号和 AUD 价格。
2. 如果打算购买并希望接收优惠，再通过 “Sign up and save” 注册。
3. 注册后留意邮件中的优惠条件，确认适用范围后再下单。

如果你只是比较 BlackMagic XPro 与 9Series 的差价（650 AUD 对 550 AUD），不注册也不影响查看这些公开标价。

导航：主菜单与 COMPANY 栏目

网站结构上，主菜单和 “COMPANY” 栏目是了解品牌和进入购物分类的主要路径。首页还按 “All Sticks”“All Bags”“Players Gear” 以及 “BLACKMAGIC XPRO”“BlackMagic 9series”“BlackMagic 7series”“Junior” 等系列组织商品。想找护具、手套、球或守门装备，应从主菜单的对应分类进入，而不是只停留在首页轮播。

社群：@MAZONHOCKEY 与 #TEAMMAZON

首页多次出现 “JOIN #TEAMMAZON TODAY | @MAZONHOCKEY”，说明品牌通过社交媒体账号 @MAZONHOCKEY 运营社群。关注该账号可以获取新品和活动信息，但它不是下单或售后渠道；订单相关问题仍应通过网站自身的联系方式处理，资料未列出具体客服邮箱或电话。

下单前核对清单

把这几项在结账前逐一确认，就能避免因币种误解或优惠条件不清造成的预算偏差。