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The Range
- GK5000 — Grays' main goalkeeper stick for general play. Features a unique head shape designed to increase surface area for stick saves, an ultrahigh balance point for improved agility and positioning, and a reinforced mid-section for strength and durability under impact. The go-to choice for goalkeepers who want a purpose-built stick for training and match play.
- GK Shootout — Designed exclusively for penalty shuttles. At 41.3" — the maximum length permitted — it gives maximum reach in one-on-one situations. The exclusive head shape profile increases surface area for a larger barrier to goal, and the octagonal handle provides extra torsional stability. Also available in 36.5" and 37.5" for general play, giving a larger surface area for saves than a standard field stick.
About Grays
Grays was founded in Cambridge in 1855 and has been making hockey sticks ever since. Used at international, national league and club level across the UK and globally.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What's the difference between the GK5000 and the GK Shootout?
- The GK5000 is a general-play goalkeeper stick designed for training and matches. The GK Shootout is specifically designed for penalty shuttles, with a maximum-length 41.3" shaft and a specialist head shape for maximum reach and surface area in one-on-one situations. The Shootout is also available in 36.5" and 37.5" for general play.
- Can outfield players use a goalkeeper stick?
- Goalkeeper sticks are designed specifically for the position and are not suited to outfield play. If you're an outfield player, see the full Grays range for the right profile.