Is the Warrior Pro good for beginners?

It is aimed at intermediate players. Beginners and lighter skaters may find the 85 flex hard to load and would do better with a softer flex.

What is a mid kick point good for?

A mid kick loads energy across the shaft, which suits wrist shots and slap shots from a range of positions. It is less snappy on quick release than a low-kick stick.

What do the W28 and W03 blade patterns mean?

They are Warrior's curve options. W28 is a mid curve for all-around shooting and passing; W03 is a different curve for players who prefer a different lie and face.

Is this stick right-handed or left-handed?

This listing is the left-hand orientation. Check the hand orientation before ordering, since curves and handedness are not interchangeable.

What is the stick length?

It is 60 inches, a standard adult length. Many players cut it down, which also raises the effective flex.

Where is the Warrior Pro Hockey Stick cheapest?

At HockeyMonkey.com, for $104.98, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Warrior Pro Hockey Stick?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 8 ratings.

Where can I buy the Warrior Pro Hockey Stick?

2 stores we checked sell it, including HockeyMonkey.com, Pure Hockey.

Warrior Pro Hockey Stick

Best price now

$104.98at HockeyMonkey.comChecked Nov 9

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Warrior Pro Hockey Stick

Best price now

$104.98at HockeyMonkey.comChecked Nov 9

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Visit HockeyMonkey.com

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Price facts

Last seen at $104.98 at HockeyMonkey.com on Nov 9.
Checked at 2 stores.

Our take on the Warrior Pro Hockey Stick

The Warrior Pro is a mid-kick composite stick aimed at intermediate adult players. Its Minimus Carbon UD shaft and polymer-core blade are built for control and response rather than pure shot power. The 85 flex and mid kick point suit two-way players who shoot from a range of positions, not just one-timer specialists. Against low-kick sniper sticks it gives up some quick-release snap; against entry-level composites it offers a more consistent, durable build.

Best forIntermediate adult skatersTwo-way forwards and defendersPlayers who shoot from multiple spotsPhysical puck-battle and faceoff roles

Pros

Mid kick point works for wrist and slap shots alike
Minimus Carbon UD shaft keeps weight down
Polymer-core blade dampens vibration on hard passes
Ergonomic shaft shape sits comfortably in the hands
W28 and W03 blade patterns cover common preferences

Cons

Not a quick-release low-kick stick for fast snap shots
85 flex is stiff for lighter or newer skaters
Intermediate build, not a top-tier pro layup
Blade patterns limited to two options

Warrior Pro Hockey Stick prices at every store

HockeyMonkey.comNew
In stock
$104.98Checked Nov 9
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Pure HockeyNew
In stock
$199.99Checked Nov 9
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Warrior Pro Hockey Stick price history

Lowest price we've seen: $104.98 on Nov 9 at HockeyMonkey.com. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Feedback on this tier of Warrior composite stick is generally positive on control and durability, with players noting the mid kick rewards loading rather than flicking. Some lighter skaters find the 85 flex hard to load.

What people mention

Kick pointMixedPlayers say the mid kick loads well on wrist and slap shots but releases slower than low-kick sticks.
FlexCriticisedLighter or newer skaters report the 85 flex takes effort to load.
Blade feelPraisedOwners like the dampened, controlled feel of the polymer-core blade on passes and shots.
DurabilityPraisedReviewers report the composite build holds up over a full season.
Shaft shapePraisedThe ergonomic shaft is described as comfortable and secure in the hands.

Specifications

Hand Orientation: Left
Stick Length: 60"
Size System: Adult
Sport Type: Hockey, Ice Hockey
Stick Type: Hockey Stick, Ice hockey
Flex Rating: 85
Flex Profile: Mid-flex

Questions and answers

Is the Warrior Pro good for beginners?: It is aimed at intermediate players. Beginners and lighter skaters may find the 85 flex hard to load and would do better with a softer flex.
What is a mid kick point good for?: A mid kick loads energy across the shaft, which suits wrist shots and slap shots from a range of positions. It is less snappy on quick release than a low-kick stick.
What do the W28 and W03 blade patterns mean?: They are Warrior's curve options. W28 is a mid curve for all-around shooting and passing; W03 is a different curve for players who prefer a different lie and face.
Is this stick right-handed or left-handed?: This listing is the left-hand orientation. Check the hand orientation before ordering, since curves and handedness are not interchangeable.
What is the stick length?: It is 60 inches, a standard adult length. Many players cut it down, which also raises the effective flex.
Where is the Warrior Pro Hockey Stick cheapest?: At HockeyMonkey.com, for $104.98, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Warrior Pro Hockey Stick?: Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 8 ratings.
Where can I buy the Warrior Pro Hockey Stick?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including HockeyMonkey.com, Pure Hockey.