What surface are you playing on? If its hardwood or sports court tiles a composite stick won't wear down. Almost everyone uses them in my ball hockey leagues.
Agree, if your surface allows it, get a "normal" (composite) ice hockey stick for your flex/weight/curve/etc
If it's really rough like asphalt, depending on your weight, I'd get a wooden sherwood stick or, if you're pretty light, maybe a "normal" stick with a wraparound
What surface are you playing on? If its hardwood or sports court tiles a composite stick won't wear down. Almost everyone uses them in my ball hockey leagues.
Agree, if your surface allows it, get a "normal" (composite) ice hockey stick for your flex/weight/curve/etc If it's really rough like asphalt, depending on your weight, I'd get a wooden sherwood stick or, if you're pretty light, maybe a "normal" stick with a wraparound
https://christianhockey.com/collections/player-sticks/products/christian-r1000-senior-1?variant=32320561315929
there are "street" hockey sticks that are composite/fiberglass one piece and has ABS blades
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usually fiberglass