Free Tool · 2026 Data
Hockey Stick Size Calculator
Real recommendations from industry standards — chin-to-nose length, weight-based flex, position-matched curve. No email required.
Use the player's skated height, not standing. Skates add 1–2 inches.
Fully dressed weight including equipment for accuracy.
Affects stick length and curve family.
Affects length preference.
Recommended stick
Length
51.5″
Flex
55
Category
Junior
For forward at 5'2" (130 lbs), intermediate level.
Recommended curve family
P92 (Ovechkin) or P28 (McDavid)
Most popular curve family. Mid-toe curve gives versatility for wrist shots, snap shots, and stickhandling.
Sizing notes
- Category: Junior (retail length range 50–54").
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How we calculated this. Category is picked by height first (Bauer convention), then validated by weight — youth / junior / intermediate / senior. Length uses the chin-to-nose rule (height × 0.83) with ±0.5–1 inch for position and skill, then clamped to the category's retail range so the recommendation is always a stick that's actually sold. Flex uses the modern 2026 formula of weight × 0.45 (the old weight ÷ 2 rule was for 1990s slapshot-era sticks and overshoots for most players today), rounded to the nearest standard flex within the player's category, with ±5 flex for skill level and defense position. Curve families recommended by position per industry consensus (Bauer, CCM, Warrior). Read the full stick guide →
Data sources: Bauer / CCM / Warrior sizing charts, HockeyStickBuy length tables, industry-standard chin-to-nose rule. Updated June 2026.