Grays GT0Xi Ultrabow Junior

172,00 zł

Grays GT0Xi Ultrabow Junior indoor stick (Xi) for a young player. Simplest bow, learning the basics. Sizes 32 to 35 in.

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Description

The Grays GT0Xi Junior is a junior composite indoor stick from the Xi generation – shorter and sized for a young player. The GT (Ultrabow) profile is the simplest Grays bow, making clean striking and close ball control easier for a child.

A micro headshape helps with quick skills in tight spaces, so a young player learns the basics on court at their own pace. Sizes 32 to 35 inches – match it to the child’s height.

Additional information
Length32, 33, 34, 35
ColourRed/Coral
VariantIndoor
Kod producenta270803
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About Grays
Grays is a British company from Cambridge, founded in 1855 by H.J. Gray, a rackets champion. It has been making hockey sticks since the 1870s, starting with ash, and in 1998 it introduced the GX series, its first range of composite sticks. The company is still family-owned and run by the fifth generation. For field hockey, Grays offers composite sticks (including the GX, GR and AC ranges, with the current line-up also named by bow shape: Jumbow, Probow and Dynabow), indoor sticks, goalkeeping equipment (such as the Nitro, Elite, G100 and G90 sets), shin guards, gloves, face masks and bags. The range covers juniors, club players and international-level athletes.
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  • DHL or DPD courier – PLN 19.99
  • Free shipping over PLN 1000

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Sizes

Not sure which size to choose? The size guide has a stick length chart based on height, plus guidance on shinguards, gloves and footwear.

Sizing differs between brands. If the product comes with a manufacturer size chart, go by the measurements in centimetres rather than the size letter alone.