GRYPHON DIABLO DII G26 36.5
970,00 zł
The Gryphon Diablo DII G26 sits toward the top of Gryphon’s DII bow family, a senior field hockey stick for players who’ve outgrown the entry models and want the sharper, more committed end of the same profile. DII itself stays relatively flat through the shaft, which keeps the first touch predictable, but the Diablo build behind it is pitched at a more advanced level of play than the Atomic or Cobra in the same bow. The G26 head shape keeps the working area low, suited to close control and quick releases rather than long carries. It’s a universal stick, equally at home outdoors on turf or brought inside for an indoor session, and it’s available in two senior lengths, 36.5 and 37.5 inches.
| Variant | Indoor (hall), Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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