For players who take big shots and need maximum power.

🔥 Key Benefits:
✔️ Ideal for slap shots, one-timers, and full-motion wrist shots
✔️ Loads energy from the middle of the shaft for a powerful release
✔️ Perfect for players who shoot from distance and need extra velocity
✔️ Great for forwards and defensemen who rely on hard, accurate shots

🏒 Best for: Power forwards, defensemen, and players who love winding up big shots.

For players who thrive on speed, quick shots, and deception.

⚡ Key Benefits:
✔️ Designed for snap and wrist shots with lightning-fast release
✔️ Loads energy near the blade for quick puck acceleration
✔️ Ideal for close-range shooting and fast-paced offensive plays
✔️ Preferred by goal scorers and playmakers who need agility and responsiveness

🏒 Best for: Playmakers, snipers, and fast-moving forwards who want to beat goalies before they can react.

Flex refers to how much a stick bends when force is applied. A lower flex is more flexible (whip), while a higher flex is stiffer.

💡 General Rule: Your flex should be half your body weight for a balanced feel. Players who take more snap/wrist shots may go lower; power shooters may go higher.

The curve of a stick blade affects how you handle the puck, pass, and shoot.

Snipers & Quick Shooters → Toe Curve

Balanced Players → Mid Curve

Power Shooters & Passers → Heel Curve