Collection: Senior Hockey Sticks

Senior hockey sticks have full size shafts, roughly 19mm x 29mm. They typically have flexes between 65-110, although most players use between 65-85. The standard shaft length is 60", but many sticks come in longer 63-64" lengths for taller players. The top of the stick should be around your chin give or take an inch when in skates.

Flex is the amount of force (pounds) it takes to bend the shaft 1". The lower the flex the easier the stick will bend and the snappier it will be. If a stick is too stiff, it will be harder to load (bend) the stick. The shaft of sticks bend to create a snap or whipping motion during the release of the puck. This increases puck speed and can also help lift the puck off the ice.

Curve: Stick blades are curved either left or right to help keep the puck in the pocket,  so it doesn't slip out. Different curves offer different benefits. Neutral curves like the P29/W03/P92 are jack of all trades curves. Aggressive curves like the P28/W28 are better for lifting the puck and quick shots because the toe is more aggressively curved and tilted back.