Niall Stott, Jon Bleby, Stephen Dick, Mark
Ralph, Matt Daly and teenage newcomer mErCian firE
Ashley Jackson as well as Crista Cullen, The FIRE (SSP
Helen Richardson, Rachel Walker, Lucilla £250) is as
Wricht Susie Gilbert Laura Bartlett, Sarah powerful as the
Thomas and Kerry Williams. You will be able LAVA but feels
to see these stars using Grays sticks at the like the Burn. A
Beijing Olympics. patent pending
PISO-ELECTRIC
O Tech Silver material converts
RRP - £300.00. the vibrations that
are a characteristic
of super-stiff sticks
tour by gryphon into energy, in
The Tour by Gryphon is one of the most this case heat! It
progressive sticks they have designed and means the stick
is great for drag flicking with a 23mm bow can deliver the
placed 250mm from the base. power required
Other technologies that really make a but also offer a
difference are the silicon sleeved handle that different ‘feel’ that
allows for a softer feel without compensating will attract the true
on power, an increased handle diameter for connoisseur of
better control and a longer handle section sticks, not just the power junkie!
that carries into the shaft to help transition of
the right hand and therefore faster skills.
The last piece of innovation this season sees
the head thickness shaved down to 23mm tk 1.4
making lifting the ball easier on the back and The new TK stick collection combines
forehand. innovation and technology with sound
Check www.gryphonhockey.com for more performance qualities
technical details. and a stunning
appearance. Our
pick of the bunch is
the TK 1.4, featuring
Flowflex and AVS.
Flowflex is a recessed
‘TK’ in the back of the
stick, for improved
linear strength and
reduced torsional
flex. Not only does it
work – it looks cool
CONSUME
too. AVS is their Anti
Vibration System, a
cross section of shock
absorbing gel in the
handle to dampen
vibration and increase
feel. This stick plays
brilliantly, looks
stunning and is well
priced at this level.
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