Do You Remember Your First Stick You Had as A Kid

[skyscrape 5]

Koho Revolution Lemieux! The black one!

My favorite though was a SHerwood 7000 pmp feather glass Macinnis.

[Agent1.8 1]

My first stick was a Mylec Street Hockey stick and I wrote "#9 Muller" on it because Kirk Muller was 1st hockey hero lol

[KC8NIY 0]

I can't remember the model, but they were a couple red Koho's with white writing, circa 1988. They had a really nice mid-toe curve, pretty similar to a Kovalchuk.

[MarsB 33]

As a little kid I used to whack tennis balls in the garage with a straight blade Northland that my dad played with in high school. First street hockey stick I purchased was a one-piece Mylec, then we started using ice sticks because they handled way better. First stick I used on the ice was a black Christian with the classic diamond wrap blade, I always thought those were badass looking (and were tough as nails).

[17D1998 1]

Can't even remember my first stick and that was only 10 years ago ahah. An early 90's Easton aluminum shaft I think... or maybe one of those black and red 'Yzerman' shafts (Canadian Tire SMU)

[Zuz624 0]

My first stick was a wooden sher-wood but I dont know the name. After that I got a Vector 110 as my first composite.

[Cams 7]

I believe I started with a Northland as well (born in 1973). That sure stands out when I first saw the title of this thread. It was straight blade too. Not 100% sure, but pretty confident. I do also remember having a silver colour VIctoriaville stick back around 1980, but also used the white Titan too.

I think the oddest stick I ever owned, and I think there was some discussion on here before, was a Koho fibreglass stick, but it was an elliptical shaft, that looked like it was wrapped all the way up (or down). Dark blue, with yellow writing.

[L.F.O.D. 0]

The first stick that " I " bought was a Easton Aluminum Shaft in red and black with a branches blade. Back in 1994

[skeeter14 0]

1993 - Koho Black Revolution. Lemieux curve. Was a huge Penguins/Mario fan, so it was a no brainer. Then went to easton aluminums (H27 and H16) and then back to Koho with the Vector DRC shaft and then Revolution DRC shaft. Still have them all!!

[mug25 2]

A Franklin Street Hockey stick when I was 12. Didn't actually start playing "real" Hockey until I was 24. Picked up some wooden Bauer stick. Lindros pattern. I still have it somewhere :) My first OPS was a CCM V110 Kaberle curve.

[Thinkingjack 51]

one of those Gretzky Easton aluminum street hockey sticks that were widely sold back in the mid early 90s when i moved to the US. Pretty rad saved up a few weeks of allowance and bought it myself, lasted me quite a while, my dad as a gift bought a second one so i had someone to play with so it totally made it worth my while playing with other people

[905swag 0]

koho revolution with electrical tape on the blade lol

[Scoobersti 0]

I'm pretty sure my first ice hockey stick was a Koho Revolution, it was black and yellow. I played street hockey with the other kids in my neighborhood before that but, those were just those street hockey sticks with the plastic blades.

[misteremanca 0]

Awesome thread...sorry for being late to the party....but childhood memories of hockey are among my most favorite!

I don't remember the brand....it was around 1969 or 1970.....but I remember the first stick that was truly mine and not a hand-me-down had a straight blade. I remember my dad telling me about his favorite player (Gordie Howe) being just as strong with his backhand as on his forehand with a straight blade.

:)

My favoritest stick, however, was the blue Jofa I received for Christmas when I was 9. It had red fiberglass strings horizontally through the blade, and it was gorgeous! Hat trick with it first game back too. Not sure I've had a hat trick since, actually.....

Hahaha

[Stanello 4]

Sherwood straight blade!

This was in like 1997 too!

[Laars 0]

My first hockey stick was a Northland Custom Pro. Wish I still had it. That thing had the biggest bannana curve on it.

[Vinny_R 1]

My first was a neon orange Sher-Wood. No straight blade for me because since my youngness it was obvious I was a lefty. It was in 1987 or something like that.

[theGhost 0]

KOHO Rev I believe... Wasn't really a kid though- actually at 20 I guess I was...

[CommodoreColt 19]

I see a couple of mid-90's Easton aluminums in this thread... you were some lucky kids.

I remember a Cosom street hockey stick I had, made of wood but covered with silver reflective vinyl to look aluminum. I was really cool for about five minutes before the scrapes on the shaft revealed splintering pine.

[5 Minute Major 1]

I actually found my 1st stick the other day. It was a red Titan. I found my old Bauer Supreme 2000, a Canadien, a couple of Bending Branches, Sherwoods with the Duchesne Curve and a Koho Revolution Lemieux curve. I gotta look deeper in the garage because I have A LOT more in there somewhere.

[iceNsteel 0]

First stick was a Cooper, can't remember the model but the blade was coated in a water proofing resin. Then I had a few of the Easton aluminum sticks, until they were banned by the league. I guess a flying broken shard of one cut a kid playing midget pretty bad and the league banned them after that.

[LeMagnifique66 0]

My first ice stick was a Michel Goulet Titan. (Still have it!.. Somewhere. )

My first street stick was a Mylec. (Wasn't everyone's?)

Don't ask me the years! But, it was at least 20 ago.

[Cams 7]

Don't remember Mylec for me, but road hockey was either old ice hockey sticks, that you wore down to a splinter, or a broken blade - cut off and one of those white plastic blades you attached (secured with a small wood screw), and curved it over your oven burner!

[LeMagnifique66 0]

I've actually got a Franklin SL-3000 aluminum here from high school. It was the first aluminum stick I ever saw in person. (1990-1995 timeframe???) It's almost comical how heavy it is.