Here are a few ways to help you choose your stick length:
To measure a child hold the hockey stick at their side. The top of the stick should sit between their hip and belly button.
If you can't decide between two sizes, consider your childās position. Defenders sometimes prefer a longer stick for a longer reach in tackling and better power when slapping. A shorter stick improves a stick handling skills so could be considered for more attacking players.
Once a young person reaches the age of approximately 13 they will be in a full size stick ie 36.5ā(5 f 3ā), so you do not need to measure the stick to your hip or belly button once you reach this height.
The majority of hockey players use a 36.5ā stick but many prefer the extra reach and power of a 37.5" and some even prefer a 38.5"
Stick Length
Height
28ā³
Under 4ā² 1ā³
30ā³
4ā² 1ā³ ā 4ā² 3ā³
32ā³
4ā² 4ā³ ā 4ā² 6ā³
34ā³
4ā² 7ā³ ā 5ā² 0ā³
35ā³
5ā² 1ā³ ā 5ā² 2ā³
36.5ā³
5ā² 3ā³ upwards
37.5ā³
5ā² 10ā³ upwards
38.5ā³
Taller players
NOTE:If you are 5ā10ā you donāt have to use a 37.5ā³ stick, it is a matter of personal choice and equally someone under 5ā10ā may prefer a slightly longer Hockey stick and opt for the 37.5ā³, in our experience the majority of Hockey players us a 36.5ā³
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