

Find the right hockey stick for your playing style from Urheilu ja Kone's selection! High-quality Bauer, CCM, and Warrior hockey sticks are available for juniors and adults, from recreational to active players. In our selection, you will find sticks with various flexes, lengths, and blade patterns to help you improve your shooting, puck handling, and overall game. Choose the right stick based on age, size, and feel.





















































When selecting the right ice hockey stick, pay special attention to length, flex, and blade pattern. A properly sized stick helps with stickhandling and stance control, while the right flex allows the shaft to load efficiently when shooting. A stick that is too stiff can make shooting and puck control difficult, so it is essential to consider the player's size, strength, and skill level. Learn more in our ice hockey stick buying guide.
Our selection features leading brands such as Bauer and CCM, offering stick families suited to various playing styles. Warrior ice hockey sticks also provide great options for players who value exceptional feel and performance. Each stick model’s kick point profile, shaft flex, and blade shape affect how the stick performs on the ice.
Ice hockey sticks are available in various sizes and flex ratings. Our selection is divided into Senior (SR) sticks as well as Intermediate (INT), Junior (JR), and Youth (YTH) sizes to make finding the right match easier. Keep in mind that cutting a stick down will make the shaft feel stiffer.
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You can enhance stick comfort and lifespan with the right accessories. Grip tapes help ensure a secure hold, while shaft protection products reduce damage caused by slashes and cuts. Explore our ice hockey stick accessories to customize your stick for your needs. Also, read our hockey equipment maintenance guide for tips on cleaning, drying, and maintaining your gear.
A player's strength, playing style, and shot type all influence the choice, as a flexible shaft speeds up wrist shots and a stiffer shaft provides extra power for slapshots.
Measured without skates, the top of the stick should reach approximately the tip of your nose. With skates on, the proper length typically sits between the chin and mouth; however, forwards often prefer a slightly shorter stick for better puck handling, while defensemen favor a longer stick for greater reach.
Handedness is determined by which hand is placed lower on the stick shaft. With a left-handed stick, the left hand is lower and the blade curves to the right, whereas with a right-handed stick, the right hand is lower and the blade curves to the left.
Taping the blade typically starts at the heel and proceeds in even wraps toward the toe of the blade. Blade wax rubbed over the tape effectively prevents ice and snow buildup, repels moisture, and enhances puck feel in all game situations.
Cutting the shaft shorter makes the stick stiffer and increases its effective flex rating. Conversely, lengthening the shaft with an extension plug increases shaft flexibility, which is worth keeping in mind when sizing your equipment.