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A 46-inch youth street hockey stick built for right-handed shots. The shaft is laminated poplar and birch veneers, which keeps it light and stiff with a flex point aimed at younger players. The mid-curve blade is molded ABS plastic with a fiberglass lamination for rigidity and a solid bond to the shaft. It suits kids playing roller and street hockey on pavement, where a wooden shaft and plastic blade hold up better than an ice stick. Against composite youth sticks it is heavier and less powerful, but it takes abuse on concrete that composites do not.
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Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 20 ratings. Buyers treat it as a solid, durable youth street stick for the money, though some find the wood shaft heavy and the blade stiff for shooting.
This is a youth street hockey stick for recreational roller and street hockey play. It is a right-handed stick, 46 inches long.
The shaft is built from laminated poplar and birch veneers, the same method used on ice hockey sticks of the past. This makes the shaft light and stiff, with an ideal flex point.
The mid-curve blade is molded in durable ABS plastic with a fiberglass lamination. The lamination adds rigidity and fuses the blade solidly to the shaft.
