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A new generation of hockey sticks

Tour Hockey Equipment

Founded 1990 ยท Blainville, Quebec, Canada

sticks

Flagship Products

Sticks

TPX 1 /TX 2 / T-90 / HC-X

$150-$400

Tour is known for low-kick-point tapers and quick-release designs.

Where Tour Ranks

Sticks#7Smaller player base; primarily recreational and college-level players.

Notable Tour Athletes

  • โ€ข Various mid-tier endorsers; smaller NHL presence than Bauer, CCM, Warrior

Tour vs. the Competition

Tour vs Warrior

Tour and Warrior are both mid-tier-focused stick brands. Warrior has more retail presence and broader product line; Tour is a smaller competitor with strong designs in the low-kick category. Most players will be served by either, with the choice depending on feel preference.

About Tour Hockey

Tour Hockey was founded in 1990 in Blainville, Quebec and produces hockey sticks for the recreational, college, and select professional markets. The brand is known for its low-kick-point designs and quick-release tapers, particularly in the TX and TPX lines. Tour does not have the broad equipment lineup of Bauer or CCM โ€” sticks are the only category they produce โ€” but their stick designs compete favorably with mid-tier offerings from the larger brands. Tour's market position is similar to that of Sherwood: focused on a specific category, with strong mid-tier products and a loyal but smaller player base.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Tour a good hockey stick brand?

Yes for the price tier โ€” Tour's mid-tier sticks offer competitive performance at a slightly lower price than Bauer and CCM. Tour is less well-known but has a loyal following at the recreational and college level.

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