Buying a stick online question

[SuperMario45]

Hey guys, quick question

Say I want to buy this stick
http://hockeygiant.com/nbhaplostkbkosr.html

I am right-handed (meaning my right hand is the lower hand on the stick). Now, I buy the version that says 'Right', correct?

I only ask such a ridiculous question because I went to another site (Hockey Depot, I think) and they ship it by the curve of the stick, which is the opposite (righty sticks with lefty curve and vice versa).

So for those who have used hockeygiant to buy a stick, am I going with the righty stick?

thanks!

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[Doctor Hook]

Righty to me ALWAYS means right hand is on the bottom of the stick. Maybe you should contact HockeyGiant just to confirm, but I'm sure you'll be fine.

 

[The Tikkanen]

Hey guys, quick question

Say I want to buy this stick
http://hockeygiant.com/nbhaplostkbkosr.html

I am right-handed (meaning my right hand is the lower hand on the stick). Now, I buy the version that says 'Right', correct?

I only ask such a ridiculous question because I went to another site (Hockey Depot, I think) and they ship it by the curve of the stick, which is the opposite (righty sticks with lefty curve and vice versa).

So for those who have used hockeygiant to buy a stick, am I going with the righty stick?

thanks!

You are correct sir.

 

[Whiplash27]

Yep, righty is right hand at the bottom. When you hold your stick, you hold it out to the right side of your body, therefore righty .

 

[The Old Master]

never buy a stick on line.......there are away too many var. in the same sticks...... check the stiffness, curve, and overall feel of the stick. every stick is a little defrent.

 

[shimy1221*]

Hey guys, quick question

Say I want to buy this stick
http://hockeygiant.com/nbhaplostkbkosr.html

I am right-handed (meaning my right hand is the lower hand on the stick). Now, I buy the version that says 'Right', correct?

I only ask such a ridiculous question because I went to another site (Hockey Depot, I think) and they ship it by the curve of the stick, which is the opposite (righty sticks with lefty curve and vice versa).

So for those who have used hockeygiant to buy a stick, am I going with the righty stick?

thanks!

lol...thats not a weird question at all....i always get mixed up with that...right hand stick USUALLY means the person is left handed..

but i suggest u dont buy the stick online...you should buy it at a store and see if you feel good with it...(curve and everything)

 

[sc37]

Well if you know the curve and stuff that you want, go ahead and buy. I do agree with supporting your LHS if the price is about the same. But the thing is, even if you buy from the LHS, you can't really try out the stick anyways at the store, unless your really lucky and your store has some sorta shooting range set up. Heard of it, but never seen it ever. It'll still be buy and try method.