GRYPHON ATOMIC DII G26 36.5
647,00 zł
The Gryphon Atomic DII G26 is built for senior field hockey players who want a stick that rewards early skill rather than raw power – the kind of player still shaping their game around trapping, deflecting and quick releases in the circle. DII is Gryphon’s mid-range bow, flatter through the middle than the brand’s more aggressive curves, so the stick stays predictable on the first touch and only tips into extra whip lower down near the head. The G26 head shape keeps that control close to the ground, which suits players working the ball in tight midfield spaces rather than smashing it from distance. It’s a universal stick, at home on outdoor turf and just as comfortable brought indoors for a five-a-side. It comes in two senior lengths, 36.5 and 37.5 inches, so taller players aren’t stuck choosing between too short and too long.
| Variant | Indoor (hall), Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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