The Gryphon Tour DII Indoor takes the Tour-level DII bow into Gryphon’s indoor range, built for senior players who play their hockey on boards rather than turf. The DII bow’s lower placement helps with the quick lifts and close touches indoor field hockey demands, while the Tour build sits above the Striker indoor models in specification. G26 keeps the construction consistent with Gryphon’s wider DII line. It’s built specifically for indoor use, not as a universal stick, so it’s suited to players training and competing indoors through the winter season. It sits comfortably above an entry-level indoor stick, offering the same DII bow shape with a step up in materials and finish. Two lengths are available, 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch. For a senior indoor player who’s outgrown the Striker range and wants Tour-level quality without stepping up to Pro pricing, this is the natural next stick.
| Variant | Indoor (hall) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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