- Is this stick good for beginners?
- Yes. The wood build and mid-range flex are forgiving, and it is a sensible first senior stick for adults learning the game.
- How does it compare with a composite stick?
- It is heavier and has less shot pop, but it resists cracking and costs far less to replace. Composite is better for competitive play; wood is better for casual use.
- What does the 87 flex mean?
- It is a mid-stiffness senior flex. Stronger, heavier shooters get more out of it; lighter players may find it hard to load.
- What is the P92 curve?
- A mid curve with a slightly open toe, common for wrist shots and quick releases. It is one of the most widely used patterns.
- Can I use it for street hockey?
- It works on rough surfaces better than a composite blade, but keep it dry afterward so the wood does not swell.
- Does it come in left and right?
- Yes, it is sold in both left and right handed versions.
- Where is the Bauer Wooden Club I3000 Sr cheapest?
- At Dick's Sporting Goods, for $44.99, as of our latest check.