Hockey sticks men

Your performance on the hockey pitch is of course largely determined by your hockey talent, but a good hockey stick from The Indian Maharadja or Brabo can also play a big role. It's therefore very important that the length of the hockey stick matches your height and that the curve of the stick suits your playing style.

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Brabo Traditional Carbon 90 LB Hockeystick Senior
New
189.95 -5% 199.95 RRP
The Indian Maharadja Gold 100 Extreme Lowbow Hockeystick Senior
Brabo Traditional Carbon 100 LB Hockeystick Senior
79.95 -64% 219.95 RRP
Princess Indoor No Excuse LTD P2 MB Hockeystick Senior
28.95 -42% 49.95 RRP
Brabo Traditional Carbon 80 LB Hockeystick Senior
91.95 -49% 179.95 RRP
Osaka Pro Tour 40 2.0 LTD Pro Bow Hockeystick Senior
139.95 -13% 159.95 RRP
Brabo Tribute 30 PB Hockeystick Senior
63.95 -42% 109.95 RRP
Brabo Elite 4 WTB Forged Carbon ELB Hockeystick Senior
99.95 -57% 229.95 RRP
Brabo IT-Pure 20 CC Indoor Hockeystick Senior
24.95 -50% 49.95 RRP
Brabo IT Traditional Carbon 70 LB Indoor Hockeystick Senior
The Indian Maharadja F-100 Midbow Hockeystick Senior
149.95 -50% 299.95 RRP
Princess Indoor Premium 6 STAR SG9-LB Hockeystick Senior
37.95 -46% 69.95 RRP
Princess Indoor Premium 4K 9 STAR SG9-LB Hockeystick Senior
57.95 -52% 119.95 RRP
Princess Indoor No Excuse LTD P2 MB Hockeystick Senior
0.- -100% 49.95 RRP
Princess Indoor Competition 3 STAR SG9-LB Hockeystick Senior
Brabo IT Traditional Carbon 70 ELB Indoor Hockeystick Senior
Osaka Pro Tour 30 2.0 Low Bow Indoor Hockeystick Senior
129.95 -13% 149.95 RRP
Osaka Pro Tour 10 2.0 Low Bow Indoor Hockeystick Senior
99.95 -9% 109.95 RRP
Osaka Pro Tour 70 2.0 Low Bow Hockeystick Senior
169.95 -15% 199.95 RRP
Osaka Pro Tour 40 2.0 Pro Bow Hockeystick Senior
124.95 -22% 159.95 RRP
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Which hockey stick do I need?

There are many different types of sticks, which can vary in length, hardness, material, weight, curve and flexibility. All these differences contribute to what the stick can do. With a very hard stick you can hit harder, but with a lighter stick you can, for example, manoeuvre around the pitch more easily.

Indoor sticks vs outdoor sticks

Besides the different rules, there's also a difference between these two types of sticks, mainly in weight and thickness. Due to the sideboards and the smaller pitch, indoor hockey is a more technical and faster game. With an indoor stick you need to be able to make quick moves, which is why it's lighter and flatter than an outdoor stick.

What size hockey stick do I need?

Almost all seniors use a stick that's 36.5 inches long. To determine if a stick is too long, you can stand it on the ground: it shouldn't reach above your navel, otherwise it limits your freedom of movement. The stick also shouldn't be too short, as this can lead to back problems. Weight also plays a big role: officially the stick may weigh between 340 and 737 grams. A light stick is more suited to a technical player who dribbles a lot, a heavier stick is used by players who mainly want to hit hard.

What are hockey sticks made of?

They can be made of wood, plastic or a combination of both. With a fully wooden stick you get a lot of ball feel, but it wears out faster. A plastic stick is stiffer, letting you give the ball more speed. The higher the carbon percentage, the higher the ball speed; the higher the wood percentage, the better the ball control.

When should you replace your hockey stick?

Always replace it once it's become too small for you, since playing hockey with a stick that isn't the right length increases the risk of injury. If you use your stick a lot, you'll also notice you have less grip and hitting power over time. With intensive use, you'll need to replace your stick after a maximum of 2 years.