Franklin Sports NHL Kids Beginner Street Hockey + Goalie Sticks - Youth + Junior Hockey Sticks - Left + Right Handed

Perfect quality amd size for teens and adults--use for street hockey or indoor fun

My son absolutely loves this street hockey stick and has been one of the best value and quality!

This is a good stick for a younger player or recreational use. I don't think I would recommend it for competetive ice-hockey but for the price it is great for everything else. It is durable. My son uses it all of the time and he is very happy with it.

Was looking for a quality street hockey stick that wouldn’t eat into our grocery budget. Bauer has a nice one, but it’s out of stock and has been for a while. My kid was playing with a stick that was so worn down it was getting difficult to keep up and I couldn’t risk him becoming a screen zombie- so the stick was bought and it works great. I don’t imagine it’s going to last incredibly long, but it will last longer than the one he was and I do think it’ll get through the year. Worth the price for sure.

My kids having fun playing with it. Durable. Light, and adult size. Great design. Good value for money, fun for kids, functional

Works as a cheap street hockey stick but not great quality and the head is very small compared to other hockey sticks.

My 7-year-old loves this stick. It is the right size for the average-height 7-8 year old kid. Durable enough to put up with frustrated smacks on the basketball court floor, clashes with goal posts and frequent falls, bad stick-handling habits and dragging across asphalt, smacking against brothers' & sisters' sticks (and snapping lower-quality ones like twigs). You can select pre-curve for either right- or left-handed puck-handling. My son's is red and he loves it- colors are totally random, but red, yellow and blue are known possibilities.I don't recommend it for league-play ice hockey. While the blade is a polymer one, the shaft is a multi-ply poplar/birch layer job and the shaft is only attached to the blade by a single screw. It's nice for playing at home or street hockey, but if your kid is playing serious hockey, invest more in a stick than $16-20- for the safety of your kid and his teammates.

It has been perfect for what we needed it for. My son is 7 and is a beginner hockey player. I cannot comment as to its durability as of yet but it's been an easy stick for him to handle and was a perfect length as well.***since reviewing this product I have learned some things that might be of good use. This sick is very durable and good for horsing around at home. However, the head of the stick is too narrow to be legal in a hockey league and is also a bit more flimsy that a regular wooden stick. I'd say this stick is good to practice with but not game worthy.