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http://www.kite.ie/productlist.asp?sid=89&sporttype=4

The above is a link to "kite" a sports company, based in Galway,  which specialises in hurling equipment. The link above links to their hurling grips page complete with video on how to apply grip to hurls!

that looks like tat. I'd suggest staying away from it. The photos on the site look like the stuff they sell is substandard. The sliotars are certainly not on the approved sliotars list anyway. Regardless, anything hurling-related you should be able to look at and get the feel of before committing to it. Hurls, grips, sliotars, etc.


I'm sure their SAQ equipment is fine though.

We spend our time working on product and not on social media - hence the delayed reply!

Two points to this:
Our sliotar has been GAA approved since the very start - CúChulainn sliotar. I believe we were number 6 to be tested and approved.
The Kite grip is being used by the very players who used to change their grips after every game - the players who tried everything to get the edge. We give them the edge. They don't need to change their grips near as often now (I understand it was after every game - now it is once a month) and have a better grip into the bargain.