Although both floorball blades belong to ZONE's AIR series, they were developed for different types of floorball players.
In this article, we will explain the differences between the two floorball blades, highlight their strengths, and help you decide which blade best suits your playing style.
When ZONE developed the AIR series, the goal wasn't simply to launch new floorball blades.
The ambition was to fill two clear gaps in the market and provide ZONE players with the performance characteristics they had been asking for over a long period of time.
AIR/ONE was introduced first, developed to meet the demand for a modern lightweight blade.
AIR/TWO followed shortly after, designed for players looking for a modern shooting blade with the same lightweight feel and innovative design.
The result is two blades built on the same philosophy but optimized for different styles of play.
From the very beginning, the ambition behind AIR/ONE was clear:
To create a lightweight floorball blade that combined low weight, modern design, and outstanding playability.
AIR/ONE represented an entirely new step in ZONE's blade development.
Both its design and construction set it apart from previous models.
By reducing the weight by 12–15% compared to previous floorball blades, ZONE created a blade that offers improved balance, faster stick handling, and enhanced ball feel.
Weighing just 63 grams and featuring an 8 mm concavity, AIR/ONE quickly became a popular choice among players looking for a versatile blade that performs in every situation on the court.