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I am 14 years old and I play 'A' ice hockey and i need a new hockey stick.
which one should i get it needs to be under $100
You play A, and you need a stick under 100 dollars... That's difficult. I would recommend an Easton two piece, but they've reduced their offerings in that department to the Stealth S5 and the Synergy, which will be an upfront 170 or so. But it only costs 60 to replace the blade and 110 or so to replace the shaft, much cheaper then a new one piece.
But yeah- if you're on a budget no one piece sticks. Two pieces are much better economically.
here we go- pro stock stuff.
http://hockeymonkey.com/warrior-pro-stock-shafts.html
Get a tapered stick...
http://hockeymonkey.com/warrior-pro-stock-hockey-shaft-dolomite.html
And a blade
http://hockeymonkey.com/warrior-pro-stock-blade-tapered.html
Comes out to a little more then 100, and It'll probalby be on the stiffer side for you (they only have 95 flex) But It's pro performance for a bargain price, and you want that with the level you're at.
What kind of hockey stick is best for playing on the street?
I currently use a wooden hockey stick when playing on the street and the blade gets smaller and smaller. I am considering buying a composite hockey stick? Will a composite hockey stick be better when playing on the street. Because the road is rough, it scrapes off the wooden blade? I am wondering if a composite stick will be better?
ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! The very best blades for road hockey are the ones that cost 2 bucks at a Canadian Tire or at any sports store. They are the harden plastic white blades that you can curve by hand. When you buy one, make sure to buy the white plastic and they are very hard, the will last alot longer. Don't waste your money on a wooden stick on the road, and REALLY REALLY REALLY don't waste your money on a composite stick on the road.
What wooden hockey stick plants are still in operation in Canada?
Sher-Wood has outsourced a lot of their wooden stick manufacturing to Eastern Europe. Wood Specialty Products are still going in Cambridge (what brands of sticks are they making these days?) and Kitchener Hockey Sticks is still making them in Kitchener, Ontario. Who else is out there in the Great White North?
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What type of hockey stick is the best to get autographed?
I will be meeting some NHL players and would like to get sticks signed rather than pucks. I realize many pro players use Reebok sticks, but was wondering what type of stick I should purchase to have signed. I've had baseball bats signed in the past and typically get Big Stick pro style bats. Is there an equivlent to that with pro style hockey sticks?
Thanks
Composites have a nice, smooth blade surface for autos but they are way too expensive to be purchased for that purpose.
Get wood sticks with a natural finish (not painted/better for having shaft signed) and too porous a reinforcement on the blade.
If you're getting multiple sticks to have signed by one player each, try to get twigs with curves representative of the side the player shoot from. It might be a pet peeve, but a lefty stick signed by a righty looks odd.
Try this one with a silver sharpie if it's not out of the auto budget. It has the same aesthetics as an RBK composite stick, which is nice.
http://hockeymonkey.com/rbk-hockey-stick-le-crosby-sr.html
This one's a great deal at $35 for 3 sticks.
http://hockeymonkey.com/bauer-hockey-stick-supreme-1000-int.html
What is a better hockey stick: Easton Synergy or NikeBauer V2?
I'm planning on getting a composite hockey stick and i was wondering which stick is better. Don't give me any of that "you need a stick that's right for you" crap. I just want to know which stick gives better performance
Easton's are a good brand, but I've never used a Synergy before. A couple teammates of mine swear by them, I think they might be overrated a bit. A lot depends on your size, style of play, and position.
