Jr Hockey Blade

Im 5' 3'', its difficult enough, but a little more could help.

You probably be able to, but it would be HARDER to balance. Just practice getting checked and like puck control.

2010-09-05 14:52:16 by Anonymous

How do you tape your stick? In this video I show you how I like to tape the blade of my hockey stick. There are a lot of different ways to tape a ...

Ok I play street hockey once probably every two weeks with my friends. I am looking to get a new hockey stick, and I am not sure about what level I should get i.e. JR, SR, INT. I am about 5 3". I also need to know what blades can work with what shafts.

I would go with a Jr or Int. - the Sr. will be too stiff, and your hands likely aren't big enough to handle it properly. As far as what blades can work with what shafts, it's just a matter of determining whether if the shaft or blade is tapered or not. Tapered blades/shafts give you a better shot release and increased accuracy, but for occasional street hockey it's not worth the expence. Outdoor surfaces do wear out blades pretty quick so you want to go with something that has ABS, a plastic that responds like fibreglass. A pure plastic blade like Mylec or Inglas is descent for occasional use, but if you care about your game, get something like a Koho MVP stick.

2008-06-09 13:42:51 by ps3gamer0210

I need a new stick and I was wondering if you could help me by telling me the most open blade for each leading hockey company available in Jr. sizes. Thanks!

I use Sr blades and sometimes the pattern is different on Jr's but if you go to www.hockeygiant.com there should be a chart. Ditto on www.inlinewarehouse.com

2009-02-05 22:08:18 by TroubleMaker396

Price: $17.19 $14.95

Replacement blades for Floor Hockey Jr. Set
Available in your choice of red or yellow color

I want to get the Easton Synthesis Carbon Jr. Replacement Blade and the Easton Synthesis GRIP Jr. hockey shaft. Is this a good stick? any other sticks?


http://order.store.yahoo.com/cgi-bin/wg- order?hockeymonkey
is this a cheaper easton
is this to exepencive

Yeah, that's a good stick. especially for somebody still growing. That is really about as nice as it's practical to go. Good choice.

BTW, you linked to the shopping cart, which will give different results to people based on what they've put in there, not what you put in there. just an FYI.

And don't get a one piece- if it breaks, you have to replace the entire stick. With a two piece, you only have to replace part of it- which is a lot cheaper.

2008-03-02 15:58:13 by Powell_0

Louisville TPS Crossfire Jr. Replacement Blade (nash curve) http://www.hockeymonkey.com/tpsrbcrossov erjr.html
Mission L-2 Jr. Replacement Blade (hatcher curve)
http://www.hockeymonkey.com/rbl2jrc.html

Louisville TPS Crossfire Jr. Replacement Blade

2010-06-17 21:12:09 by Y