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Please note this is an estimated guide only to the approximate fit. This in no way constitutes an assurance of sizes, nor a measure that may be used in cases of dispute. This guide is published as an assistance, not an alternative, to actually trying on sizing samples.

The size suited to an individual is mainly determined by height, however it will depend on personal preferences such as weight and pick-up. It is important that juniors do not use a bat which is too big for them.

Hockey Stick Size Guide...

For many years the standard length of an international stick was 36”. Today the normal length for international sticks has increased to 36.5”. There is also a recent trend for even longer sticks, up to 38”, to be used.

Selecting the right length of stick is vitally important if all the skills of hockey are to be developed and performed well. In general, your height determines what length of stick you should use. However there are some benefits in selecting the longest stick that you can control. The more skillful player may want the benefits of extra reach and better vision that longer sticks can offer.

Junior Lengths...

A lot of children play with sticks that are far too long, one of the main reasons is that it looks "cool" to play with a senior stick. However playing with the wrong size of stick will negatively affect the hitting performance due to the length and mass of the head not being in balance. One should look for a Junior stick which has a "full size" (senior) head.

As a rough guide, we would recommend the following:

Delivery Costs

Scottish Highlands and Islands include postcodes beginning with PH19 to 44, 49 and 50, IV, KW, PA20 to 88, ZE, KA27, KA28 and HS.

If you live in Jersey or Guernsey you will not be charged any VAT on your order.

We regret that we are currently unable to deliver outside of the UK