Road Hockey Sticks

[Adam91 0]

I live in BC so I play road hockey pretty much year round and I go through sticks about every two weeks. I ve tried plastic blades and regular wood hockey sticks. Any ideas?

Thanks

[Eazy_b97 1]

ABS blade. CCM Vector V-50. Koho ABS blades, etc... Basically fibre glass blades.

[100% Canadian Hockey 0]

They will last way longer than any other wood or plastic blade

[notorious#29 0]

Easton Z-ABS blades are great, IF you can skate on a 6 lie, which I cant, so I go through them about every month or so in the summer/fall. But I have friends who like the 6 lie and the blades last almost all summer/fall for them. Koho blades are very durable too. Cant say anything for CCM, but I plan to try them. Stay away from TPS ABS blades.

[Thockey17 1]

The Jofa blades that are either Purple or Red are absolute tanks on rough surfaces. By far the best ABS blade(s) out there

[Grinder 2]

I use the Koho ABS blades (usually a Jagr curve). If you keep your eye on the store shelves, you can usually pick them up on sale for less than $15 Cdn, so I stock up when I can - 3 or 4 at a time. The durability is good as well, so for me they're a good choice. They suit my game (wrist and snap shots, few slappers) and they're readily available even here on Vancouver Island.

[Adam91 0]

grinder are the stores that they're avaible at on the island are there any of them on the mainland

[Grinder 2]

Just about any store that sells hockey gear should have them. I usually look in Sport Check first - they have them on sale most often and have a good selection of other blades (buy one, get 50% off the second blade), but sometimes Canadian Tire has them for a good price as well.