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Gryphon Atomic DII G26 - a stick for the developing player

Atomic with a Carbon Quotient of 60 is a solid mid-range stick. The carbon content is enough to feel energy return and hit harder, and the extreme low DII profile lets you learn 3D technique - lifts and drag flicks - without paying for a top stick.

Who it is for

For developing and intermediate players moving up from an entry stick to gear with more carbon. A forward or midfielder training technique.

Construction and specs

• Carbon Quotient: 60 (carbon, fibreglass, aramid)
• Profile: DII Bow - extreme low, 25 mm bow depth, with the apex 205 mm from the head
• Head: Regular 118 x 75 mm
• Balance point: 400 mm from the head
• Target weight: approx. 530 g (+/- 10 g)

Available lengths

Senior lengths 36.5", 37.5" and 38.5". This variant: 36.5".

The NKD Supreme 70 is a low bow field hockey stick with 70% carbon content. It sits below the Supreme 90 - same low bow profile and Boom Zone, less carbon and more forgiveness.

Who it is for

An intermediate-to-advanced player who wants to combine ball control with hitting and flicking power, without the stiffness of the 90-100% models.

Construction and material

• Composition: 70% Japanese Toray carbon, reinforced with kevlar and fibreglass
• Profile: low bow - up to 24.5 mm bow depth, with the apex 200 mm from the head
• Silica face, kevlar-reinforced Boom Zone for reverse play

Variants and sizes

Lengths 36.5 / 37.5 inch. 2025/26 season, Field Hockey Zone Poland.

The Osaka Low Bow Advanced 40 is a composite field hockey stick for the 2026 season, built from 35% carbon, 60% fibreglass and 5% Kevlar. This layup produces a soft, forgiving flex - the stick returns energy on the hit yet does not punish an imperfect strike, which suits players still developing their technique.

Who it is for

Aimed at intermediate players moving up from glass sticks to their first stick with a real carbon share. The Low Bow profile supports close ball carrying, drag-flicking and hitting off the forehand, so it works well for forwards and midfielders building a technical game.

Construction and specifications

The Low Bow profile has a 24 mm bow depth, with the apex 200 mm from the head. This bow position makes 3D ball control and lifting the ball into drag-flicks easier. The lower carbon share (35%) reduces stiffness against elite models - the stick absorbs receptions better at the cost of some hitting power.

• Composition: 35% carbon, 60% fibreglass, 5% Kevlar
• Profile: Low Bow, 24 mm bow depth, apex 200 mm from the head
• Level: intermediate

Available variants

Available in standard senior lengths. Colourway follows the current Osaka 2026 range.

The Osaka Low Bow Advanced 85 is a 2026-season composite field hockey stick with an 85% carbon share, reinforced with 5% Kevlar and 10% fibreglass. The high carbon content delivers a stiff, controlled profile with strong hitting power, intended for high-level play.

Who it is for

For advanced and elite players who want maximum power on the hit and drag-flick plus precise feel on a hard ball. The Low Bow profile supports drag-flicking, forehand hitting and close technical play.

Construction and specifications

The Low Bow profile has a 24 mm bow depth, with the apex 200 mm from the head - a bow position that rewards 3D ball control and accurate drag-flicks. The high carbon share (85%) raises stiffness and energy transfer, so the hit is harder and the forgiveness margin lower than on the 40 and 70 models. Kevlar dampens vibration on heavy contact.

• Composition: 85% carbon, 10% fibreglass, 5% Kevlar
• Profile: Low Bow, 24 mm bow depth, apex 200 mm from the head
• Level: advanced/elite

Available variants

Available in standard senior lengths. Colourway follows the Osaka 2026 range.