Is this stick for ice or street hockey?

Street hockey. It is a wood stick meant for pavement, driveways and gym floors, not ice.

What age is the 50-inch length for?

Warrior lists it for ages 5 to 10. Taller or older kids will want a longer stick.

Is it right- or left-handed?

It is right-handed, with a right-hand curve. A right-handed player holds the top of the stick with the left hand.

Does it come with a ball or puck?

No. The stick is sold on its own, so add a street hockey ball separately.

How does it compare with a composite street stick?

It is heavier and less stiff than composite, but wood handles pavement abuse better and costs far less to replace.

Where is the Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick cheapest?

At Walmart, for $19.97, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick?

Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 74 ratings.

Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick

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Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick

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Our take on the Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick

The Warrior 50" Wood Street Hockey Player Stick is a youth stick for ages 5 to 10, built for street and driveway play. It is natural wood, weighs about 317 g, and comes right-handed with a straight blade and a right-hand curve. That straight blade is the practical difference from most street sticks: it keeps the puck or ball flat on rough pavement and asphalt, where a curved composite blade digs in. It is a simple, durable choice for a first stick, but it is not built for ice or checking, and older or stronger kids will outgrow its flex and length quickly.

Best forKids ages 5 to 10 playing street or driveway hockeyParents buying a first stick for a young right-handed playerBackyard and pavement play where a wood blade holds up

Pros

Wood shaft and blade stand up to pavement and asphalt
Light at about 317 g for young players
Straight blade keeps the ball flat on rough surfaces
Right-hand curve suits right-handed shooters
Simple build with no composite to crack

Cons

Wood flexes and wears with hard slap shots
50-inch length and youth flex limit it to younger kids
Not for ice hockey or contact play
Straight blade gives less curve than composite sticks

Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick prices at every store

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What reviewers say

4.5 / 574 ratings

Owners rate it well as a street and driveway stick for young kids. They like the light weight and the wood that survives pavement, and mostly fault it for durability once kids shoot hard or play on rough ground.

What people mention

WeightPraisedOwners say it is light enough for kids ages 5 to 10 to swing and carry easily.
DurabilityMixedIt survives pavement play, but the wood wears and can splinter with hard shots.
BladePraisedThe straight blade keeps the ball flat on rough street surfaces.
SizeCriticisedAt 50 inches it fits younger kids only and is outgrown quickly.

About the Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick

The Warrior 50" Wood Street Hockey Player Stick is a youth street hockey stick for ages 5 to 10. It is a tournament-style stick made of natural wood.

The stick is lightweight at about 317 g. It is a right-handed model with a straight blade and a right-hand curve.

Brand: Warrior
Material: Natural wood
Length: 50"
Size: Youth
Dexterity: Right-handed
Blade: Straight blade, right-hand curve
Weight: About 317 g
Age range: 5 to 10 years
Style: Tournament-style

Specifications

dexterity: Right-HandedSource
color: OtherSource
size: Youth - 50"Source
actual_color: Right-Handed StickSource

Questions and answers

Is this stick for ice or street hockey?: Street hockey. It is a wood stick meant for pavement, driveways and gym floors, not ice.
What age is the 50-inch length for?: Warrior lists it for ages 5 to 10. Taller or older kids will want a longer stick.
Is it right- or left-handed?: It is right-handed, with a right-hand curve. A right-handed player holds the top of the stick with the left hand.
Does it come with a ball or puck?: No. The stick is sold on its own, so add a street hockey ball separately.
How does it compare with a composite street stick?: It is heavier and less stiff than composite, but wood handles pavement abuse better and costs far less to replace.
Where is the Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick cheapest?: At Walmart, for $19.97, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Warrior 50″ Wood Street Hockey Player Stick?: Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 74 ratings.