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#21 airmaxone95

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  • LocationOntario

Posted 09 November 2015 - 11:33 PM

List your height (off skates) and stick length against a wall, and curve if you want

6'0
64" (stick comes to about my mouth)
P92/lie 6

I find it easier to guage other players stick length by those measurements.

I've been using this length for a while and feel its on the shorter end? Curious as to what others use/think.

Unbelievable that the slightest length cut or added takes forever to get used to.

#22 greghughes

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  • LocationSouthern California

Posted 10 November 2015 - 07:26 AM

always used a longer stick, once i went to college it gradually became shorter and shorter, ended up using the height that my kovalchuk sticks all came standard with and have been using that since.  just below my chin on skates, almost up to my nose off skates.  i can feel a difference if my sticks are a half inch longer it throws me off


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#23 Hyuen88

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  • LocationVancouver

Posted 10 November 2015 - 08:38 AM

Mines upto my upper lip on skates, used to be past me chin slightly. Length is all about preference and the lie of your blade I guess. My buddies who are new show me those vids on stick length, imo they're garbage. But even I can notice 1/2" difference in lengths like some of you.


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#24 Bardown3

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Posted 11 November 2015 - 01:09 AM

My stick comes below my chin when I am on skates. I skate very crouched so the shorter stick helps me. Plus I like the stick handling advantage I feel it gives me. Definitely can tell if a stick is 1/2" different. Throws my whole game off (not like it was on anyways)

#25 hockeymutt

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Posted 11 November 2015 - 02:30 AM

Right At the bottom of my chin, something I've been messing with for the past 2 months and I kinda dig it. I've cut almost 2-3 inches off my stick from where I used to be but did it gradually over a year. The one thing I notice is the puck marks when from being all on the heel to cover all over the blade, so just by that found the correct height for my w88 int. but according to wooeleven it still makes be shoot high and wide.

The thing I don't get is if I keep my hands closer while take a shot like 6-8 from my top hand im really accurate. But if a shot naturally I close or high and wide from where I'm aming. Not sure it's from not rolling my wrist and being lazy, since my old height was primarily coming off the heel. Blows my mind maybe I need to move up from the int sticks but love the tight grip I get from them.

#26 NovaHands

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  • LocationBoston, MA

Posted 11 November 2015 - 11:26 AM

Right At the bottom of my chin, something I've been messing with for the past 2 months and I kinda dig it. I've cut almost 2-3 inches off my stick from where I used to be but did it gradually over a year. The one thing I notice is the puck marks when from being all on the heel to cover all over the blade, so just by that found the correct height for my w88 int. but according to wooeleven it still makes be shoot high and wide.

The thing I don't get is if I keep my hands closer while take a shot like 6-8 from my top hand im really accurate. But if a shot naturally I close or high and wide from where I'm aming. Not sure it's from not rolling my wrist and being lazy, since my old height was primarily coming off the heel. Blows my mind maybe I need to move up from the int sticks but love the tight grip I get from them.

 

Your follow-through is probably different when your hands are closer.  I bet it's your wrist not rolling over, like you said.  Maybe it's your body position causing it.  Might also be the type of shot you're taking.

 

Check out Kovy.  Taking a wrist/snapshot here.  He's more upright and his hands are closer together.

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On this one, he's taking a slap shot and his lower hand is much further away.  Naturally, he's leaning over the shot more. 

 

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#27 hockeymutt

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Posted 11 November 2015 - 01:02 PM

Your follow-through is probably different when your hands are closer.  I bet it's your wrist not rolling over, like you said.  Maybe it's your body position causing it.  Might also be the type of shot you're taking.

 

Check out Kovy.  Taking a wrist/snapshot here.  He's more upright and his hands are closer together.

 

 

On this one, he's taking a slap shot and his lower hand is much further away.  Naturally, he's leaning over the shot more. 

 

 

 Thanks Man! yea i think i maybe be leaning to much into the shot when my hands are farther apart. I'm going to pick up here in a bit might try to mess around with some stuff today. 



#28 Joshm44

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  • LocationOntario, Canada

Posted 26 November 2015 - 03:16 PM

5'10" Stick is 64" fom floor to the top, Kreps curve, all day