Goalie Hockey Sticks

Senior

Intermediate

Junior

Pro Blackout™

Equipment

Pro stock goalie sticks and retail sticks designed for durability, balance, and puck control in the crease. Sourced directly from professional hockey teams.

Stick Types Explained

Pro Blackout

Pro Blackout

Our own top-end pro level sticks direct from the manufacturer, just without the graphics.

Same premium build, same feel, way less cash. This is the #1 seller at HSM for a reason: all performance, zero flash.

Pro Stock

Pro Stock

Brand new sticks sourced direct from NHL, NCAA, NCAA, and Major Junior teams.

Never used, never touched, with the custom curves, flex, and specs the pros actually play with. Better quality at unbeatable prices.

Retail

Retail

The same trusted sticks you'll find on the shelves at any top hockey shop featuring full branding and graphics from all the big-name brands you know and trust. Includes closeout items at at clearance prices.

And at Hockeystickman, every retail stick ships free!

Refurbished

Refurbished

Top-end sticks, brought back to life. Expertly repaired using our proprietary process, giving you pro-level performance at a fraction of the price.

Since 2010, we've completed 45,000+ repairs and counting. We're proud owners of the SRS repair system.

About Our Goalie Sticks

HSM carries hockey sticks that are used by the best goalies in the NHL, AHL, NCAA, and Major Junior hockey leagues. We list our options as Full Right for goalies that catch with their right hand, and Left - Standard, for goalies that catch with their left hand. We have composite goalie sticks and foam core goalie sticks available on sale. With custom colour options including black, red, navy blue, blue, royal blue, white, wood colour, and more, there's plenty to choose from to match your goalie stick to your pads. From Bauer, CCM, Vaughn, True, Warrior and Pro Blackout, we do our best to source all types of brands for our goalie customers. Paddle heights refer to the height of the stick from the heel to the notch, and are generally seen as 25, 26, 27, 28, or 29 inch paddles. To learn more on paddle height, read our blog (Click here for more info)