Hockey Stick Size & Flex

Tyson from Inline/Ice Warehouse talks about hockey stick length and flex you should know about before buying a stick.

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[ovisnipe]

does adding a wood or composite butt end affect the performance or feel of the stick

[icehockeywarehouse]

@ovisnipe To me it only adds a little weight, but since its in the end and under my top hand I don't really notice it.

Casey at IW Hockey

[Relytrovert18]

Im tall enough for a senior, im around 114 lb, should I get the senior stick or just extend and intermediate?

[icehockeywarehouse]

@Relytrovert18 I would suggest checking out the lower flex seniors from Easton and Bauer. Those might work for you.

Casey at IW Hockey

[thehockeyreview]

hey my friend is about 5 foot 95 pounds should he get a 60 flex intermediate or 52 flex jr

[icehockeywarehouse]

@thehockeyreview He would probably be fine with the 52 flex junior.

Casey at IW Hockey

[Brandon05133]

APX all the way

[superhockeysniper8]

im 4'11 junior or intermediate reply asap plz

[DeadOnAccurate]

For wrist shot which is better Bauer APX or Easton RS or

[JRZHockey]

@icehockeywarehouse

I REALLY NEED HELP! I'm 4 foot 8 - 4 foot 9 and around 77 pounds....... I use a 40 flex because I can't really flex a 50...... should I stay at 40 or go up to 50????

[canufi]

The fact that cutting the stick shorter changes the flex is bad, because shorter people need to cut the stick, and shorter people are smaller and weigh less, and need MORE flex.

[jensenjayriley]

I'm 6' 2" 230 lbs... but i'm just starting to play more seriously, i have a Sherbrooke White Shadow 95 flex... i don't have a lot of money so what can i do to get more out of my stick? I feel like it is too stiff for me and don't get down on it much

[JRZHockey]

@icehockeywarehouse I'm 4 foot 9 and around 77 pounds, what flex should I get??? PLEASE HELP!