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.
| Variant | Indoor (hall), Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 36.5″, 37.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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