jetsmooseice
Let Chevy Cook
- Feb 20, 2020
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My oldest is 8 and has been using a Sherwood Playrite composite stick for about a year and a half now. It's a basic stick, I think I got it for about $50 at SportChek. In reality it is more like a year old given that we barely had a season at all here in 2020/21 due to covid, just practices and scrimmages.
His stick is visually in decent shape but it's starting to show signs of chipping on the toe. He is still young enough that he doesn't have the upper body strength to put real pressure on it, he usually likes to go high with fairly light wrist shots. So that means the stick has lasted for a while.
Is there any point in replacing it before it is literally broken or before he outgrows it?
His stick is visually in decent shape but it's starting to show signs of chipping on the toe. He is still young enough that he doesn't have the upper body strength to put real pressure on it, he usually likes to go high with fairly light wrist shots. So that means the stick has lasted for a while.
Is there any point in replacing it before it is literally broken or before he outgrows it?