Top 10 Best Hockey Stick Brands
When it comes to hockey, there's no denying the importance of a good hockey stick. A well-crafted stick can make all the difference on the ice, giving players the precision and power they need to score goals and dominate the game.But with so many brands and models to choose from, it can be hard to know which sticks are truly the best of the best. That's where we turned to you, the hockey community, for help. In this list, we've compiled the top hockey stick brands as chosen by you, the fans. From longstanding industry leaders like Bauer and CCM to newer up-and-comers like True and Warrior, this is the ultimate guide to the very best that the hockey stick market has to offer.
Whether you're a beginner looking for your first stick or a seasoned pro in search of the perfect blade, these brands are sure to provide the quality and performance you need to take your game to the next level. So sit back, sharpen your skates, and get ready to discover the best hockey stick brands in the game.
Newer hockey player. I have used a Bauer Supreme, a Warrior Dynasty, and a Sherwood something. The Sherwood was terrible, Bauer had the best feel, and I got the best performance out of the Warrior though.
I just like Bauer more because of the durability. I don't like CCM because the toe chips easily. I currently have the '17 1N and the '16 1X.
Only equipment I use. I've tried other brands and not one was nearly as good as Bauer.
I'm at a somewhat young age and throughout my entire ice/roller hockey career, I have had an Ovi 8 CCM stick, and it's great!
I now only buy CCM sticks. They are the best!
CCM Tacks are easily the best line of hockey sticks and gear out there.
The Warrior Special Edition Quick Release is a good hockey stick for slapshots, and the feel of it is nice.
Best stick by far. I've only used Warrior sticks, other than one Bauer stick, and they work amazingly.
Great stick, great release point, and much more reliable than Bauer, CCM, and True.
Simply incredible. These sticks are leagues ahead of the others, and don't let the brand name confuse you - this is much better than Reebok, CCM, Sherwood, Warrior, and especially Bauer. Expect these to be a household name by 2015. They feel great in your hands and honestly give you a better shot, as crazy as it seems. Great sticks.
They used to make sticks for Bauer and CCM, but now they make them for consumers. My coach is a sales rep for them and got me to try them out. Man, are they super cool, and stick handling is a breeze.
I have used Easton my entire life and they are a great brand. They should be ahead of Warrior, but it seems everyone else chooses Bauer. How many goals you score doesn't say much if you customize your stick. First of all, it depends on how much you practice, and you can customize any good brand. Why is CCM not third over Warrior? Whatever.
#Eastonftw!
To me, I have a lot of hockey sticks, but the Easton stick I bought works amazingly. I always bring it to every one of my hockey games. It works amazingly, and I would highly recommend Easton for anything involved with hockey.
I have a Sherwood and a Titan, and I use them a lot. I put them up in the same rank.
Grays is a great series of sticks from beginner to advanced levels.
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My son has used Base for three years now and will only use Base.
Base has the best custom sticks!
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I don't use Titan, but they look pretty cool.