ONE SPORTS WAREHOUSE June 09, 2026

The Grays 2026/27 Hockey Range: Sticks and Shoes Explained

Grays have always been one of the biggest names in hockey. Plenty of players have used a Grays stick at some point, whether it was their first junior stick, a school stick or a top-end senior model. The 2026/27 range keeps that familiar Grays feel with more choice across bow shapes, power levels and prices. Here's how it fits together.

The easiest way to choose is to ignore the price to start with. Pick the bow that suits how you play, then pick the level within that range.

Jumbow Plus (JB+): flicks and aerials

Jumbow Plus is Grays' specialist low bow for drag flicking, aerials and 3D skills, with a 24.75mm bow at 200mm, a Vertex head and a reinforced Low Backhand Zone. It's the one for corner specialists, defenders who throw overheads and anyone who wants help getting the ball in the air. The JB 12+ is the top model, with the JB 9+ and JB 7+ as more manageable steps down.

Probow Plus (PB+): fast hands and 3D skills

Probow Plus is Grays' ultra-low bow with a contoured Vertex head, built for technical players who carry the ball, beat players and play at speed. The PB 11+ is the stiffest, the PB 9+ a little more manageable, and the PB 7+ comes in senior and junior lengths.

Dynabow Plus (DB+): the all-rounder

Dynabow Plus is probably the easiest Grays range to recommend. It's Grays' premium all-round profile (24.95mm at 250mm) with a Low Backhand Zone for extra reverse-stick power, so it suits players who pass, receive, carry, tackle and hit all game: midfielders, defenders and anyone who controls the tempo. Choose from the DB10+, DB9+ and DB7+.

GT: traditional and controlled

The GT range has the straightest, most traditional profile in the Grays line-up, which makes it brilliant for the basics: passing, receiving, carrying, tackling and hitting. The GT 8 has the most power, and the GT 5, GT 4 and GT 3 are great for developing players, in both senior and junior lengths.

Grays junior sticks

For the youngest players, the Aura GT is Grays' classic wooden entry-level stick. After that, the GT junior models are a sensible all-round choice, and more advanced juniors who already lift the ball can look at the PB 7+ Junior. At this age, size and stiffness matter more than anything, so check our stick size guide and browse all Grays junior sticks.

Grays hockey shoes

The Aero Cage X10 is Grays' speed shoe, with Genius Foam cushioning and a low-profile A.S.C outsole for grip on all turf surfaces. It also comes in a women's fit. The AC Raid 3.0 is the other option for 2026/27. Our hockey shoe guide compares them with every other brand.