Franklin Sports Kids Ice Hockey Sticks - Ripper Junior + Youth Composite Hockey Sticks - Righty + Lefty 50-Flex Ice Hockey Sticks - Textured Grip - 55" Inch + 42" Inch Youth Hockey Sticks

I bought this for my seven-year-old and it was a great beginner stick. Would definitely keep in mind the length of the stick. My son is a little bit taller however the stick was about 3 to 4 inches too short. We don’t have a background in hockey so we didn’t realize how long the stick should be. The stick should come up, at least to your kids chin when they have their skates on as a reference. Once he grew out of it, we bought a junior extension to make it longer however, they do not fit with this stick. So we will be purchasing another longer one. Quality is really good though and the grip is nice. My son loved the color:)

This used product worked well for us

Broke the 1st time he used it

No thought this was for a 16 year old boy only came up to his waist

Held up for a season.

This was a great hockey stick for my grandson, he loves the color and how it handles on the ice

Loved the color but too small for my 7 year old. Luckily it was just the right size for my 3 year old, so we did keep it.

This stick seems a good flex at 50 for a junior stick, but may be just a pinch long at 55 inches. The grip is textured and tacky, almost “sticky” to the touch. It should be easy to hold and the player should be able to keep a secure grip on it while using it. Needless to say, I’m not a junior player and I’m not using it for play, but for decoration in our little garage family pub where every thing is red because we’ve named it the “Red Rooster Pub.” I liked the bright red and I’m going to place a Columbus Blue Jackets decal on the blade in red, white, and blue (even though their sticks are usually blue or white.) This is just the right length for our wall and will be a nice addition to our other hanging sports trivia. And after going to his first Blue Jackets game last week, our young grandson of 5 may even decide when he gets older to take it down and take it for a spin on the ice and try it out. Let’s go Jackets!