Junior Composite Hockey Sticks

Learn about Junior Hockey Sticks

Junior hockey sticks are tailored specifically for players typically aged between 7 and 13. Constructed with this particular age group in mind, these sticks boast an optimal balance of flex, length, and blade profile, all of which are critical for enhancing the skill set of young players. Generally, their sizes range from 50 to 54 inches in length, making them suitable for player heights that span from 4’4” to 5’1”. Junior hockey sticks are crafted for emerging hockey enthusiasts, perfectly aligning with the physiological and skill development needs of young players.

Junior Hockey Stick Flex Chart

Finding the Right Junior Hockey Stick Flex for You

Selecting the appropriate flex is crucial for optimal performance. A lower flex number indicates more flexibility, beneficial for quick wrist shots, while a higher number suggests a stiffer stick, suitable for powerful slap shots. Players should consider their playing style and position to determine the flex that best suits their needs.

Junior Hockey Sticks FAQ

Junior hockey sticks are primarily used by players aged between 7 and 13.

To size a junior hockey stick, put on your skates and hold the stick vertically in front of you. The ideal length falls between your chin and nose. This will provide the best option for players still learning how to stickhandle, pass, and shoot.

Junior hockey sticks are tailored for larger hands, with a marginally greater stick diameter than Youth versions. These sticks also possess increased length and flex. Specifically, junior sticks are intended for players with heights ranging from 4’4” to 5’1” and have a length of 50 to 54 inches. We offer a comprehensive selection of Junior hockey sticks here.

When selecting a junior hockey stick, the primary consideration should be the stick’s height. This ensures that young players can use it effectively to develop on-ice skills such as shooting, passing, and stickhandling. To measure for a junior hockey stick, a common guideline is that, while standing on skates, the stick should reach between your chin and nose when held vertically in front of you.