Hockey Stick Length vs. Flex: How Cutting Your Stick Affects its Flex
Cutting your stick length a significant amount will increase its flex. Use the following Hockey Stick Length vs. Flex Chart to help determine how much your flex will change when cutting your stick.
| Cutting the stick down | ||||
| Base Flex | in length changes the flex: | |||
| 2″ | 4″ | 6″ | ||
| Youth | 42 | 49 Flex | 57 Flex | 67 Flex |
| Junior | 52 | 60 Flex | 68 Flex | 77 Flex |
| INT | 67 | 74 Flex | 80 Flex | 87 Flex |
| Senior | 77 | 84 Flex | 92 Flex | 100 Flex |
| Senior | 87 | 96 Flex | 105 Flex | 112 Flex |
| Senior | 102 | 108 Flex | 115 Flex | 122 Flex |
Note: This chart is a reproduction of a Nike/Bauer chart that I found online at HockeyMonkey
For additional info on Hockey Stick Length, check out Hockey Stick Length: A Lengthy Exploration.
For additional infor on Hockey Stick Flex, check out Hockey Stick Flex: Your Ultimate Guide.
Written by Greg at Hockey Stick Expert
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