Grays
Grays Cushion Grip Hockey Stick Grip - White
Grays Cushion Grip Hockey Stick Grip - White
White / Childs
Warehouse 07
The Quadrant
Summer Hill Road
Birmingham B1 2PD
United Kingdom
Warehouse 01
Central Sports UK (Cardiff)
Tower House
Cardiff CF23 9AQ
United Kingdom
Warehouse 08
YC Sports (Cathays)
Cardiff CF24 4NP
United Kingdom
The Grays Cushion Grip is a replacement grip for a field hockey stick, in white. A cushion grip is the thicker, softer option — it adds a little padding between hand and handle, which takes some of the sting out of a hard hit and gives you something to hold onto when the pitch is wet.
Key Features
- Cushioned construction: a padded grip rather than a thin chamois or towel wrap.
- Replacement grip: wraps the handle of a field hockey stick.
- White finish: plain and neutral against any stick graphic.
- One size: cut to wrap a standard hockey stick handle.
Performance Overview
Grip is the part of a hockey stick that wears out first and gets replaced least often. A worn grip goes slick in the rain and transmits every jarring hit straight into the hands. A cushion grip trades a small amount of feel for noticeably more comfort, which is why it is the default choice for most club players rather than for those chasing the thinnest possible handle.
Benefits
- Restores a secure hold on a stick whose original grip has gone shiny.
- Softens the shock of hard hitting and tackling.
- Cheap way to make an ageing stick feel new again.
- From Grays, one of the best-known names in field hockey.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Grays |
| Model | Cushion Grip |
| Colour | White |
| Size | One size |
| Sport | Field Hockey |
| Product Type | Hockey Stick Grip |
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Final Verdict
The cheapest meaningful improvement you can make to a hockey stick. Change the grip at the start of the season and again if it starts slipping — your hands will thank you.
