GRYPHON TOUR DII G26 38.5
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The Gryphon Tour DII is a senior field hockey stick from Gryphon’s Tour range, sitting above the Solo and Striker lines in build and price. It carries the same DII bow profile found elsewhere in Gryphon’s catalogue, positioned lower on the shaft to help with lifting the ball into flicks and aerials, but built to Tour-level specification rather than the entry tier. G26 keeps this stick’s construction in line with the rest of Gryphon’s DII models. It’s listed as a universal stick, suited to both outdoor turf and general training rather than restricted to one surface. It comes in a single length here, 38.5 inch, aimed at taller senior players, so anyone needing a shorter build will want to look elsewhere in the Tour DII line. At this price point, it’s for players who already know they want a DII bow and are ready to pay for Gryphon’s higher-tier build quality.
| Variant | Indoor (hall), Outdoor (field) |
|---|---|
| Length | 38.5″ |
| Age group | Senior |
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