Anyone ever ship a stick from Canada

[MissConduct 1]

Anyone? How much was it? Went to CP said they couldn't tell me

[Fredrik 0]

Calculate a rate

This might be helpfull, at least as a start.

[lando_8 0]

Canada Post told me ~$60 to England last week. Should be ball park around there. I have had courier quotes to England around 65 to England, 80 to Australia and South Korea.

[MissConduct 1]

Canada Post told me ~$60 to England last week. Should be ball park around there. I have had courier quotes to England around 65 to England, 80 to Australia and South Korea.

thanks

[MissConduct 1]

Calculate a rate

This might be helpfull, at least as a start.

tried that first, but because of measurements of a stick it wouldn't tell me..

[Jason Harris 31]

How close are you to the US? It might be significantly less via the US Postal Service.

[tume 0]

It is significantly less using USPS.. at least to Finland using USPS Airmal Parcel costs 17.50$ max lenght is 60".

[ultraman7k 0]

when i inquired about shipping a shaft to ireland, the lady @ CP told me around $13-16.

[fastmiele 59]

How close are you to the US? It might be significantly less via the US Postal Service.

That's a great idea, the next time you are in Detroit send it from there. I am pretty sure its going to be significantly cheaper using USPS than shipping from Canada with Canada Post.

I forgot how close Detroit is from Windsor.

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

Come across on Thursday, we'll ship it then we'll all get drunk...

[MissConduct 1]

Come across on Thursday, we'll ship it then we'll all get drunk...

lol I play hockey Tues-Fri ... i will call the number CP gave us, and see what they say..

[mew1838 0]

How bout shipping sticks TO canada? what should I use?

[Bauer_freAK 0]

why from Canada? :/

Canada isn't much cheaper as germany..

[MissConduct 1]

why from Canada? :/

Canada isn't much cheaper as germany..

i don't understand your question

[fastmiele 59]

why from Canada? :/

Canada isn't much cheaper as germany..

i don't understand your question

I think he is asking why ship a hockey stick to Germany ?

I am guessing that he thinks the price difference of hockey sticks between Canada and Germany is not that significant. Therefore the cost of shipping and risk of having the stick lost/broken outweighs any benefit gained.

Just my guess. I could be wrong.

[MissConduct 1]

well someone in germany wants to buy a used stick from me.. so i was "trying" to get a shipping quote.

:)

[fastmiele 59]

well someone in germany wants to buy a used stick from me.. so i was "trying" to get a shipping quote.

:)

this is my advice. do a quick wrap up of your hockey stick with newspaper. scrunch up some newspaper and loosely pad it around your stick so that it can act as "bubble wrap". Wrap over the scrunched up newspaper and hockey stick loosely so that it will be puffy. This should be pretty close to what the finished packaged up stick will be (that's if you select this type of packaging).

Get the person's shipping address in Germany. Take the hockey stick package to the Canada Post outlet and ask them how much would it cost to ship it to Germany. Give the approximate quotation to the person and take it from there.

That's the best scenario I can think of because when you really do bring in the final package for shipping the cost may be higher than you expected. In the past I got quotes of $17 based on approximate dimensions of my package. When I finally brought in the final package I got a bill for $30............sigh.