- What flex should I choose, 70 or 85?
- 70 flex suits lighter or younger senior players and those who want an easier load. 85 flex suits stronger players who take harder shots and want a stiffer shaft.
- Is the FT7 good for defensemen?
- It works, but its quick-release hybrid kick is tuned more for forwards taking wrist and snap shots. Defensemen who lean on slap shots may prefer a stiffer, higher-kick stick.
- How does it compare with the FT7 Pro?
- The Pro uses higher-grade materials and a more refined build. The FT7 keeps the same JetSpeed profile at a lower tier, so expect a bit more weight and less premium finish.
- Does it come in left and right?
- Yes, it is offered in both left and right curves for senior players.
- Is it a good stick for a beginner?
- It is more stick than a true beginner needs. Newer players can start with an entry-level composite and move up to the FT7 once their shot mechanics settle.
- What curve options are there?
- Curve options vary by retailer and by left or right hand. Check the specific listing for the pattern before you buy.
- Where is the CCM JetSpeed FT7 Hockey Stick cheapest?
- At Dick's Sporting Goods, for $249.99, as of our latest check.