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Buy ice hockey sticks ? Bauer, CCM, Warrior & more

An ice hockey stick is the core of every player?s equipment ? whether beginner, recreational player or professional. Factors such as length, flex, kick point, handedness and curve define the ideal fit and shooting performance. Popular brands like Bauer sticks, CCM sticks, Warrior and Sherwood offer a wide selection for every level of play.

Icehockey Composite Hockey Sticks Senior

Composite sticks for senior players 80 flex and up are designed for powerful shots and accuracy. A high flex of 80+ is perfect for strong players who want maximum energy transfer into slap shots and one-timers. Brands like Bauer, CCM and Warrior offer a wide range of senior composite sticks with different kick points and blade patterns.

Composite Stick Senior till 80 Flex

Composite sticks for senior players up to 80 flex are designed for players who want precision and shot power with a slightly softer shaft. Flex options like 65, 70, 75, 77 or 80 Flex give every type of player the right balance between stiffness and energy transfer. Brands such as Bauer, CCM and Warrior offer a wide range of models with different kick points and blade patterns.

Intermediate Stick

Intermediate Sticks for player between Junior and Senior
Stiffness: 55 Flex till 75 Flex (35 KP)
length: approx. 162 cm
for body length: up to approx. 172 cm

Hockey Sticks Junior

Composite stick Junior, slightly higher quality stick.
Hardness: 40 flex to 65 flex
Length of the clubs: about 145 cm
for body length up to 162

youth composite eishockey sticks

Bambini hockey sticks, high-quality stick for children between 4-7 years - up to your body size up to 145 cm.
Check the right side of the hocke stick to find out which hand is down when your child blows. A right-hander needs normal left-throats.

Wood-ABS Stick Senior

Cheap stick for hockey for senior / adults
For street hockey and starting clubs as well as for lakes and outdoor playing fields on concrete or tar

Wood Stick Youth - Junior

Wood Stick Youth (Bambini) - Junior
For Hockey Outdoor or iced see

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Sizes, Flex & Buying Guide Ice Hockey Sticks –

Ice Hockey Sticks – Sizes, Flex & Buying Guide

Choosing the right ice hockey stick is crucial for comfort, puck control and shot power. Factors such as length, Flex, hand side, kick point and curve determine whether a stick fits the player optimally. Popular brands like Bauer sticks, CCM sticks, Warrior and Sherwood offer a wide selection in all Flex and length levels. The best selection is available at Hockeyzentrale and Hockeyoffice.

Length of the Ice Hockey Stick

  • Without skates: Stick up to the tip of the nose.
  • With skates: Stick up to the chin.
  • Rule of thumb: Body height minus approx. 10 cm.
  • Forwards: Shorter for agile stickhandling & quick wrist shots.
  • Defensemen: Longer for more reach & puck control.
  • Cutting: Shortening increases the Flex (stick becomes stiffer).

Flex of the Ice Hockey Stick

  • Beginners: Softer Flex (e.g. 30–50) loads more easily.
  • Advanced/Pros: Stiffer Flex (e.g. 75–112) for maximum power.
  • Reference: Often approx. half body weight (orientation only).
  • Cutting: Every shortened inch increases stiffness significantly.

Stick Hand – Left or Right?

  • LH (Left Hand): Left hand at the bottom → Left-hand stick.
  • RH (Right Hand): Right hand at the bottom → Right-hand stick.
  • Tip: Test with a broom or stick in natural grip.

kick Point on Ice Hockey Sticks – Explained

  • Low kick: Bends at the bottom; extremely quick release for wrist/snap shots. Popular with forwards. Examples: Bauer Vapor, CCM Ribcor, Warrior Covert.
  • Mid kick: Balanced & versatile; great mix of quick release and power. Examples: Bauer Nexus, CCM Jetspeed, Warrior Novium.
  • High kick: Bends higher up; maximum energy transfer for slap shots. Popular with defensemen. Examples: Bauer Supreme, CCM Tacks.

Note: The lower the kick point, the faster the release – the higher, the more power on full slap shots.

Size Chart for Ice Hockey Sticks

The following chart helps to choose the right length and Flex. In Junior and Intermediate sizes, shafts are usually 3–4 inches shorter.

Age GroupHeightWeightFlexLength to
Heel Bend
Tyke (3–5) 88–116 cm 15–23 kg 10–20 39"–42"
Youth (4–6) 102–124 cm 18–28 kg 20–30 40"–45"
Youth Tall (5–8) 119–136 cm 25–34 kg 25–35 45"–50"
Junior (7–11) 124–144 cm 36–45 kg 30–40 51"–53"
Junior (10–13) 132–154 cm 41–50 kg 35–50 54"–56"
Intermediate (11–14) 132–162 cm 50–59 kg 50–60 57"–59"
Intermediate (12–15) 136–168 cm 54–64 kg 60–65 57"–59"
Intermediate (13–16) 145–169 cm 64–73 kg 65–80 57"–59"
Senior (14+) 165–180 cm 64–72 kg 65–80 60"
Senior (16+) 167–185 cm 73–86 kg 80–87 60"
Senior (16+) 170–187 cm 80–93 kg 85–90 62"–63"
Senior (16+) 185–190 cm 86–100 kg 87–95 62"–63"
Senior (18+) 190+ cm 100+ kg 95–112 62"–64" + Extension

kick Point & Stick Series – Quick Overview

kick PointTypical BenefitExamples (Brand/Series)
Low kick Quickest release, wrist/snap shots Bauer Vapor, CCM Ribcor, Warrior Covert, Sherwood Rekker
Mid kick All-round, balanced, versatile Bauer Nexus, CCM Jetspeed, Warrior Novium
Hybrid kick Maximum power for slap shots Some special editions

Tip: If unsure, start with Mid kick (balanced). For quick wrist shots go Low kick, for maximum slapshot power choose High kick.

FAQ about Ice Hockey Sticks

How do I determine the correct length of my hockey stick?

Without skates, the hockey stick should reach the tip of your nose, with skates up to your chin. Rule of thumb: height minus approx. 10 cm. In Junior and Intermediate sizes, shafts are usually 3–4 inches shorter. Forwards prefer shorter Bauer/CCM sticks for handling; defensemen longer Warrior/Sherwood sticks for reach.

How do I choose the right Flex for my hockey stick?

Beginners should go with softer Flex sticks (30–50) as they load more easily. Advanced/Pros use stiffer Flex sticks (75–112) for maximum shot power. Important: Shortening makes the stick stiffer – every inch less increases stiffness. Wide selection of Bauer, CCM, Warrior & Sherwood at Hockeyzentrale and Hockeyoffice.

Should I buy a left-hand or right-hand stick?

If the left hand is at the bottom, choose an LH stick (left hand). If the right hand is at the bottom, choose an RH stick (right hand). Tip: Test with a broom in your natural grip. All common Bauer, CCM, Warrior and Sherwood models are available in LH and RH.

Which kick point is right for me?

Low kick (e.g. Bauer Vapor, CCM Ribcor) provides the fastest release for wrist shots. Mid kick (e.g. Bauer Nexus, CCM Jetspeed) is the all-round solution. High kick (e.g. Bauer Supreme, CCM Tacks) offers the most power for slap shots. If in doubt, choose Mid kick – or use our live chat for advice.

Which curve should I choose?

P92/P29 (all-round, slight lift), P28 (toe curve, quick release), P88 (classic/flatter). For beginners, P92 is often the safest choice.

Where can I buy affordable hockey sticks?

Affordable hockey sticks from Bauer, CCM, Warrior and Sherwood are available at Hockeyzentrale and Hockeyoffice – with all Flex levels and sizes from Youth to Junior & Intermediate to Senior.

Conclusion: You will find the perfect ice hockey stick when length, Flex, kick point and curve match your playing style. A large selection of the most popular Bauer, CCM, Warrior and Sherwood models is available at Hockeyzentrale and Hockeyoffice.

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