Products
One goal. Three possibilities.
The perfect grip starts with comfort. Add an extra sleeve when you need it.
Custom Grip
Your logo on the Ribbon sleeve?
Which grip suits you?
Our advice
When did you last replace your grip?
Many hockey players only replace their grip when it is completely worn out. Yet a worn grip results in less control, reduced feel for the ball, and a higher risk of errors in your game. Find out here how often you should replace your grip to ensure peak performance.
| Training frequency | Advice |
|---|---|
| Once a week | Every 4 to 6 months |
| 2 to 3 times a week | Every 2 to 4 months |
| More than 4 times a week | Every 4 to 8 weeks |
Custom Grips
I want custom grips for my club.
Design your own Ribbon grip. Add logos from clubs, teams, and sponsors.
FAQ
Questions? We have the answers.
Which hockey grip should I choose?
Choose the Cork Grip if you're looking for extra comfort and vibration dampening. Choose the Sleeve Grip if you want maximum grip and direct stick feel. Looking for the best of both? The Starter Kit combines both grips and End Tape into one complete setup.
Can I combine the Cork Grip and Sleeve Grip?
Absolutely. The RIBBON Starter Kit is designed around this combination. The Cork Grip creates a comfortable foundation, while the Sleeve Grip adds grip, feel and control.
Are RIBBON grips suitable for beginners?
Yes. Whether you're buying your first field hockey grip or playing at the highest level, every RIBBON grip is designed to improve comfort, confidence and control.
Do professional hockey players use overgrips?
Many top players choose an overgrip because it provides extra grip, improved stick feel and more confidence in every touch. The RIBBON Sleeve Grip was developed for players who want maximum control in all conditions.
How do I install a hockey grip?
Every RIBBON product includes simple installation instructions. The Cork Grip wraps directly around your stick, while the Sleeve Grip uses heat to shrink perfectly around the handle for a seamless finish.