The Gryphon Striker DII Indoor brings the DII bow profile into Gryphon’s indoor range, aimed at senior players who spend their season on the boards rather than outdoor turf. Indoor field hockey rewards quick stick work and close control more than raw hitting power, and the lower DII bow helps with lifting the ball off tight touches near the boards without sacrificing too much flat-stick passing. G26 places this stick within Gryphon’s Striker build, keeping it in line with the rest of that range’s balance and feel. It’s built specifically for indoor use rather than as a universal stick, so it isn’t intended for regular outdoor turf sessions. Two lengths are available, 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch, covering most senior heights, and the extra option makes it easier to match to a taller or shorter frame than a single-size indoor stick would allow. A fair choice for a senior indoor player wanting a bow stick without moving up to Gryphon’s Tour or Pro indoor models.
| Variant | Indoor (hall) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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