Collection: Inline Hockey Sticks

Choosing the right stick for you is an individual choice based on your experience level, dominant hand and playstyle. There are also different features of a roller hockey stick to consider, because flex, material, curve, and length will all impact performance. It’s crucial to shop around and find the right stick for you, to take your game performance to the next level.

While wood sticks are the cheapest option, we recommend that if you’re playing indoor roller hockey at any level, you’re best to go for a composite stick. Stick technology has come a long way in the past 15 years, so you can benefit from precise puck control, better releases, and a faster shot speed with a composite stick. If you go for a one-piece composite stick, it will be lighter with a consistent kick point, thanks to the blade and shaft being one complete unit.

Flex is another factor in finding your next stick, ranging from 10 to 102 — what works best for you depends on your age, weight, position and how you like to play. Higher flex sticks have a stiffer shaft, suiting bigger players that need a stick that handles their weight. Lower flex sticks have more whip to them, suiting lighter players who prefer a flexible shaft for faster release.

If street hockey is more your style, we recommend going for a wooden hockey stick, as they’re more durable and able to withstand the rougher outdoor roller hockey surfaces.

Forwards that shoot from up close and defensemen that like to get their shots off quickly need a stick with a low kick point for maximum power and quick release of the puck from the stick. Sticks like the Bauer Vapor, CCM Ribcor, Warrior Covert and Sher-Wood Rekker are the perfect low kick companions to this style of play. 

If you’re a physically larger player who puts more weight behind your shots, or a defenseman who likes to take slap shots, sticks with a mid-kick are the answer. The Bauer Nexus, CCM Tacks and Warrior Alpha have got you covered.

If you’re unsure or looking for a more all-around option, the CCM Jetspeed range has a hybrid kick point to give you a jack-of-all-trades performance during your game.

Need more help? Chat with our expert team for advice and recommendations based on your personal preference and playstyle.

A massive range of entry-level hockey sticks is available to help you get to grips with the game. As a general rule, we recommend beginners to go for a stick with medium flex, so you have some initial feeling with the puck while practising the fundamentals. The Sher-Wood Rekker Element 4 is a great budget-friendly option for players just getting started.

If you play on outdoor surfaces or you’re working with a tighter budget, a wooden stick is a perfect option to get you into the sport.

Our expert team can help you find the perfect stick to take your inline hockey game to the next level from our  Willies store in Coventry or on our website.