Is the FT860 good for experienced players?

Yes. CCM builds it for experienced players and regular use, with a graphite composite shaft and blade. It is a step below the top Jetspeed sticks but covers most adult rec and league play.

What kind of kick point does it have?

It follows the Jetspeed line's hybrid kick point, which releases well on both quick wrist shots and full slap shots. That makes it a versatile choice for forwards who mix up their shooting.

How long is the stick?

It is 66 inches long, the standard senior length. That fits most adult players without cutting it down.

Does the grip help with control?

CCM includes a built-in gripping surface on the shaft. It gives your top hand more traction for stickhandling and shooting, though some players prefer a smooth shaft for sliding their hand.

Is it durable enough for regular play?

CCM rates it for regular use, and the graphite composite construction is built to hold up through a season of games and practices. Composite sticks can still break on heavy slashes and blocked shots.

Should I buy the FT860 or a higher-end Jetspeed?

The higher-end Jetspeed models are lighter and use more advanced materials, but they cost more. The FT860 is the sensible pick if you want the Jetspeed feel without paying for the pro-level build.