

Are you looking for a high-quality senior ice hockey stick? Bauer, CCM and Warrior senior ice hockey sticks offer options for recreational and competitive players who want to improve their shooting and puck handling. In our selection, you will find senior sticks equipped with various flexes, blade patterns, and features tailored for both quick-release shooting and versatile puck control. Choose an ice hockey stick that suits your playing style and find the right feel for your game.










































When choosing a senior hockey stick, you should consider not only the player's height, but also their playing style, physical strength, and personal preferences. A stick of the right length and appropriate flex helps maximize shooting technique and puck control across different game situations. A stick that is too stiff can make flexing the shaft difficult, whereas a flex that is too soft may not provide the desired feel on powerful shots.
In our selection, you will find renowned Bauer, CCM, and Warrior hockey sticks across various price points. We offer lightweight, elite-level composite sticks for demanding play, as well as affordable alternatives for recreational players. Stick constructions, balance points, and kick point characteristics impact how the stick flexes and what kind of feedback it delivers when shooting. For example, a low kick point is ideal for fast-release wrist shots, while a mid-kick stick offers exceptional feel for powerful shots.
Flex indicates the stiffness of the stick's shaft. A lower flex rating signifies a softer shaft that bends more easily, while a higher number indicates a stiffer stick. The right stiffness is selected based on player size, strength, and shooting technique. It is advisable to choose the stick length first, as cutting down a stick will make the shaft feel stiffer.
If you need help choosing the right stick, take a look at our hockey stick buying guide. The guide covers stick length, flex ratings, blade patterns, and kick point characteristics in more detail.
If you weigh 80 kilograms, for example, you should consider trying a 77, 80, or 85 flex. Your playing position, shooting style, and strength level also influence the choice, as forwards often prefer a softer shaft for quick wrist shots.
Shortening the stick makes the shaft stiffer, which increases its effective flex rating. Conversely, adding an extension plug makes the stick feel more flexible during play.
A low-kick stick flexes low on the shaft, allowing for extremely quick and snappy wrist shots with minimal load time. A mid-kick stick flexes closer to the middle of the shaft, providing maximum power for heavy slap shots.
The blade should be regularly re-taped and protected with high-quality blade wax that repels ice and moisture. Always store the stick at room temperature and in a dry place, as severe freezing temperatures or damp environments can weaken the composite structure over time.