Hockey Stick FAQ

The AH26 is built with pro level carbon construction, so you get a light stick with a quick release and great puck feel without paying a big brand price. That is the whole reason All Hockey exists: pro level performance for every player. The Senior weighs about 365 grams, give or take 15. Check out the full lineup on our hockey sticks page.

The AH26 Senior is $179 in 70, 75, 85 and 95 flex. The AH26 Intermediate is $169 in 55 and 65 flex, and the AH26 Junior is $139 in 30, 40 and 50 flex. All three come in AH28, AH92 and AH86, lefty or righty, in black or white.

At All Hockey we go by height and weight, not age. Roughly, Junior fits about 4'2" to 5'1" and 50 to 110 lb, Intermediate fits about 5'2" to 5'8" and 100 to 140 lb, and Senior fits about 5'9" and up and 140 lb and up. Intermediate is the most overlooked size, so do not rush a 12 to 15 year old into a senior stick they can't flex.

Every AH26 comes in three curves, lefty and righty. The AH92 (P92 pattern) is a mid heel curve with an open face, the AH28 (P28 pattern) is our biggest curve with a big toe and open face, and the AH86 (P86 pattern) is our newest with more toe than the 92. See them side by side on the Stick Curve Chart.

In skates, stand the stick straight up on its toe in front of you and the top should land between your chin and your mouth. In shoes, take away about an inch since skates add 1 to 1.5 inches. Shorter helps stickhandling and longer gives reach for snap shots and defense. The full walkthrough is in What Size Hockey Stick Do I Need?.

All Hockey measures from the floor to the top of the stick, not from the heel like most big brands. Junior 30 flex is 52", 40 flex is 56" and 50 flex is 58", Intermediate 55 and 65 flex are 62", and Senior 70 flex is 65" with 75, 85 and 95 flex at 66". To compare with another brand, our 65" is about their 60".

The usual rule of thumb is about half your body weight, so a 100 lb player starts around 50 flex. At All Hockey we say use that as a starting point and then go lower, since most players are on a stick that is way too stiff. Bailey is 210 lbs and uses a 75 flex. If you can't put a visible bend in the stick when you lean on it, go lower.

The flex number is rated at the full uncut length, so cutting it makes the stick stiffer, roughly 3 to 5 flex points per inch. Cut 2 or 3 inches off a 65 flex and it plays more like a 75. If you know you will cut, start with a lower flex. Adding an extension does the opposite and plays a little softer.

Yes! Bailey does in person fittings at the All Hockey Shooting Center in Irving, TX, and 30 minute virtual fittings on Google Meet for $25. We look at your curve, lie, length, flex and blade angle and figure out what fits your game. See the Shooting Center or Virtual Offerings pages.

On our custom hockey stick you pick curve, hand, flex, color and a custom name or number, with most patterns and the full flex range available. It goes into production the moment payment is received and turnaround is about 6 weeks. Custom stick height is measured from the floor to the top of the stick against a wall.

Yes. Need 10 or more AH26 sticks and Bailey can set you up with team pricing, and you can mix Senior, Intermediate and Junior for your roster. Bulk custom sticks with player names and numbers take about 6 weeks, and custom mini sticks have a 50 minimum. Request a quote on the Team and Bulk Orders page.

Yep, shipping is free for the holidays at All Hockey! Grab your stick now and we cover the shipping.

In stock orders ship within 24 hours, so you can get on the ice faster. Custom sticks take about 6 weeks since they are built to your specs.

You can return an accidental purchase within 5 days of receiving it, as long as the stick comes back in good condition. Return shipping is paid by the buyer. There are no returns on custom made sticks since they are built just for you.

Yes! New gear is on the way. All Hockey protective gear and goalie gear are coming soon. Stay tuned!

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Email Bailey directly at bailey@allhockey.com or use our contact page. Questions on curve, flex or height get answered ASAP.