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Wooden hockey sticks for ice hockey, inline and street hockey
. Experience the traditional puck feeling with our high-quality wooden sticks! While modern plastics are becoming more and more popular, wooden sticks simply offer the better puck feeling. That's why we recommend starting with a wooden stick, especially for children, so that they can try out their skills in the best possible way. Our online shop stocks a wide range of wooden ice hockey sticks in numerous designs for different age groups. Trust the proven material and start your game with a wooden stick that will improve your puck handling. If you have any questions about a wooden hockey stick or other items in our range, we will be happy to answer them professionally. Order now and experience the classic charm of ice hockey with our wooden sticks!
Wood Hockey Sticks – Classic Feel, Durable Construction & Reliable Control
Wood sticks still have an important place in hockey despite the dominance of modern composite sticks. They offer a traditional puck feel, natural stiffness, and excellent durability – whether on the ice, in inline hockey, or on asphalt. For many players, wood sticks are the ideal choice for training, outdoor use, or anyone who prefers the classic handling of a wooden blade.
What Makes a Good Wood Stick?
- Authentic puck feel: Wood provides soft, direct feedback – many players find it extremely precise for passing and receiving the puck.
- High durability: Wood sticks tolerate impacts, board contact, and rough surfaces better than most composite blades – ideal for inline or street hockey.
- Natural stiffness: A wooden shaft offers inherent stability and consistent shooting performance without flex loss over time.
- Strong value for money: Much cheaper than composite sticks – perfect for training, casual play, and outdoor sessions.
- Multiple variations: Pure wood construction, reinforced wood blades, and ABS blade options cover many playing environments.
Who Benefits Most From Wood Sticks?
- Inline & street hockey players: Rough surfaces wear blades down quickly – wood or ABS blades last significantly longer.
- Beginners & casual players: The soft, forgiving puck feel helps develop stickhandling, shooting technique, and passing accuracy.
- Players who love a traditional feel: Many prefer the weight and balance of a wood stick, especially for technical drills.
- Clubs & teams: Wood sticks are cost-efficient and durable training tools.
What to Consider When Buying a Wood Stick
- Stick length: The right length reaches approximately the nose in normal shoes and the chin when wearing skates – the same guideline used for composite sticks. A longer stick offers more reach; a shorter one enhances stickhandling.
- Stick side: Left or right depends on which hand is lower on the shaft. As with composite sticks, many right-handed players choose a left stick because the dominant hand controls the top of the shaft.
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Blade material:
- Wood blade: traditional puck feel and low price
- Wood with plastic reinforcement: more durability on rough surfaces
- ABS blade: extremely abrasion-resistant and ideal for inline/street hockey
- Curve (blade pattern): Wood sticks are also available in popular curves such as P92/P29 (all-round), P28 (toe curve for quick releases), or P88 (classic curve).
- Playing environment: For asphalt or indoor sports flooring, choose a wood–ABS hybrid or pure ABS blade – wood-only blades wear out quickly on hard surfaces.
You can find a full explanation of stick length, kick point, flex, and blade curves in our blog article:
How to Choose the Right Ice Hockey Stick
FAQ: Common Questions About Wood Sticks
What is the main difference between wood and composite sticks?
Wood sticks are heavier and more robust and offer a soft, traditional puck feel. Composite sticks are lighter, provide specific flex and kick-point characteristics, and allow for faster shots. Wood sticks are preferred for training, inline hockey, and recreational play.
How long does a wood stick last?
On hard surfaces, a wood stick with ABS blade typically lasts far longer than a composite blade. On the ice, durability depends on shot power, stick battles, and overall usage – wood shafts can soften or develop cracks over time.
Are wood sticks suitable for kids?
Yes – lightweight wood or ABS wood sticks are great for beginners. The direct puck feedback helps young players develop technique and puck control.
Which blade type is best for inline hockey?
For inline or street hockey, always choose an ABS blade or a reinforced plastic/wood hybrid. These materials resist abrasion and last significantly longer on asphalt and sport court surfaces.
Our Tip: Choose the Right Wood Stick for Your Playing Environment
Wood sticks offer a uniquely natural puck feel and are especially popular for inline hockey, training, and players who enjoy the classic handling of a wooden blade. Depending on the surface, choose a pure wood blade for ice or a durable ABS blade for outdoor use – ensuring the longest possible lifespan and optimal performance.