

The ideal hockey stick for a young player's development can be found in the Bauer, CCM, and Warrior JR selection. We offer lightweight, easy-to-handle junior sticks in various flex ratings and blade patterns. In our range, you will find options for both beginners and goal-oriented junior players. A properly sized stick with the right flex helps develop shooting technique, puck handling, and confidence on the ice.








JR-size ice hockey sticks are specifically designed for young players. When choosing a junior stick, the most important factor is finding the right balance for the player's height and physical strength. A stick that is too long or too stiff can hinder learning proper shooting technique and puck control, whereas a correctly sized stick feels natural in the hands and helps the player use it effectively in various game situations.
In our selection, you will find high-quality Bauer, CCM, and Warrior junior sticks across various price points. We offer affordable practice and recreational models as well as lightweight, high-performance composite sticks for competitive hockey. For instance, the Bauer Supreme, Bauer Vapor, CCM Jetspeed, and CCM Ribcor stick lines feature distinct flex profiles and characteristics tailored to different playing styles. Warrior junior sticks complement the lineup with their own unique blade patterns and shaft constructions.
A junior stick's flex indicates shaft stiffness: a lower number means a softer, easier-to-load shaft. You should not choose stiffness based solely on age or weight; you must also factor in the player's height, strength, and shooting technique. Remember that cutting down the stick will make the shaft feel stiffer.
Learn more about selecting the right stick length, flex, and blade curve in our hockey stick buying guide.
If a junior stick is starting to feel too small, the next step up is typically an intermediate (INT) hockey stick. Youth (YTH) sticks are best suited for smaller, younger players.
For example, a 40 flex stick is ideal for a junior weighing 40 kilograms, as a stick that is too stiff makes learning proper shooting technique much more difficult.
Cutting the shaft of the stick shorter always makes it stiffer and increases its effective flex rating. If you need to cut several centimeters off the stick, it is often best to start with a lower flex model to maintain the desired flexibility.
Bauer Supreme JR is designed with a higher kick point for powerful slap shots. CCM Jetspeed JR, on the other hand, utilizes a versatile hybrid/mid kick point that enables an effortless and quick release in all game situations.
The blade should be taped carefully from toe to heel and coated with wax to keep out moisture. It is best to let the stick dry at room temperature after every ice session and regularly inspect both the blade and shaft for any cracks.