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GRYPHON veNOm mOdel T
This is the seventh generation incarnation of
GRAYS the original Venom. It has been modified and
After consulting many of the world’s leading tweaked to create a refined hockey specific
players and some careful research into the shoe.
running patterns and turning movements • The lightweight dimpled sole provides
of International hockey players on synthetic excellent grip on all surfaces
surfaces the result is comfortable, • the lightweight pu nubuck upper is
functional, high quality footwear. water resistant keeping the foot dry and
comfortable
G7000 Shoe iS new for 2008 • External heel counter for maximum
• Upper construction – New upper design stability and support
with extra lateral stability design. • The full length phylon midsole with
Extremely light combination of microfiber lightweight non-board Slip lasting system.
and breathable mesh to give incredible • Anatomical sockliner provides ideal arch
light feel whilst remaining resistant to support, heel fit and over all comfort
water • Waterproof foam lining and tongue
• Multi-directional and multi-angled out ensures the shoe remains light and dry.
sole stud formation designed to give www.gryphonhockey.com
maximum forward and sideways traction
on synthetic pitches
• Durable drag resistant toe box
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reinforcement
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• Torsion stability – Microlight E.P.S.
reinforcement gives full motion control
Simply answer the following question:
• Moulded foot bed helps increase comfort
and reduce shock related injuries from
How many generations of tHe
synthetic pitches.
grypHon Have tHere been?
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+447530945349. Two pairs to be won.
Closing date 31st August 2008
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