
Condor Grass introduces dry/wet hockey system
Condor Grass announces the introduction of a synthetic turf hockey surface that performs in both dry and wet conditions. The Condor Grass DW complies with
Condor Grass is one of the world’s biggest producers of artificial grass products. We produce a full range of artificial grass products and for markets all over the world. All our products are thoroughly tested and meet all relevant quality and sustainability criteria. Condor Grass is an environmentally conscious company and is at the forefront of developing best industry practices.
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