Brand
NKDNKD 36
OsakaOsaka 15
RitualRitual 26
GRYPHON G MITT OP G5 BLACK LH L
The Gryphon G Mitt OP G5 takes the standard G Mitt and opens up the palm, giving players a closer, bare-hand feel on the stick while keeping the back-of-hand protection intact. Built for the left hand in black, size L, it uses the same G5 padding across the knuckles to guard against stick checks and tackles during a field hockey match. Dropping the palm coverage means less material between skin and grip, which suits players who rely on precise stick feel for dragging and trapping. Four variants are listed under this size and colour combination. A good option for players who found a full-palm glove too thick for their liking.
GRYPHON MILLENNIUM G5 BLACK L
The Gryphon Millennium G5 is a field hockey glove built around the G5 padding system, giving fuller coverage than a bare-knuckle mitt for players who want more protection when tackling. Finished in black and available in size L, it wraps padding across the knuckles and back of the hand while keeping the palm workable for stick control. Three variants are listed under this size, so there's a choice of fit within L. It's a solid option for players who find a slim mitt too exposed but don't want the stiffness of a full outfield glove.
GRYPHON SOLO DII G26 36.5
The Gryphon Solo DII is a senior field hockey stick built around Gryphon's DII bow profile, positioned as an accessible entry into their performance range rather than a top-tier pro model. The DII bow sits lower down the shaft than a traditional straight stick, giving players an easier time lifting the ball for flicks and aerials while still holding up for straightforward hitting and passing. G26 marks the specific build within Gryphon's Solo line, keeping the stick consistent with the rest of the range in feel and balance. It's aimed at senior players who want a bow-shaped stick without stepping up to Gryphon's Tour or Pro pricing. Available in 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch lengths, it's built as a universal stick rather than one restricted to indoor or outdoor courts, so it moves between training on turf and general club play without issue. For a senior player choosing their first bow stick, or a club player replacing a straight-shafted one, the Solo DII is a reasonable place to start.
GRYPHON STRIKER PRO25 G26 36.5
The Gryphon Striker Pro25 sits a step up from the standard Striker line, built for senior players who want a more performance-focused field hockey stick without going all the way to Gryphon's Tour range. Pro25 marks the specific bow and build used across this model, distinct from the DII profile found on Gryphon's entry-level sticks, and G26 keeps it consistent with the rest of the Striker family in feel. Listed as a universal stick rather than an indoor-only build, it's suited to players who move between outdoor turf and indoor sessions with the same stick. Two lengths are available, 36.5 inch and 37.5 inch, giving most senior players a workable fit. At this price point it's aimed at club and representative players looking for a genuine step up from a basic straight or low-bow stick, without the outlay of Gryphon's top-tier Pro or Tour models.
GRYPHON TOUR PRO-J G26 34.5
The Gryphon Tour Pro-J brings the Tour range's build quality down to a junior length, aimed at older junior players who've outgrown a starter stick but aren't yet ready for full senior sizing. The J in Pro-J marks it as the junior version of Gryphon's Pro build, giving younger players access to the same construction standard as the senior Tour range rather than a scaled-down budget stick. G26 keeps it consistent with the rest of Gryphon's numbering. Built as a universal field hockey stick, it moves between outdoor turf and indoor sessions without restriction. Two lengths are available, 34.5 inch and 35.5 inch, sized for older juniors rather than younger beginners. A fitting choice for a junior player progressing through club hockey who needs a stick that will keep up with their game rather than hold it back.
GRYPHON CHAMOIS CLASSIC GRIP BLACK
The Gryphon Chamois Classic Grip wraps a field hockey stick handle in a soft suede-style finish, the kind of grip favoured by players who want feel over tackiness. Chamois is a classic material choice - not as sticky as a rubber grip, but it absorbs sweat well and softens with use rather than staying stiff straight out of the packet. It's a straightforward single grip, finished in black, and fits any standard stick handle whatever bow or head shape you're playing. Run two on a stick with an overgrip underneath, or wear it alone - the choice comes down to preference. Available in black, sold as a classic wrap-style grip.