Overview
The Mylec Pro Curve goalie sticks are perfect for the street hockey goalie or entry level roller goalie.
The Pro Curve goalie stick provides you with an affordable stick with unbeatable durability. The plastic blade that Mylec's using makes this stick perfect for playing street hockey or on any other rough surfaces.
- Model Number: 416
- Level of Player: (Senior)
- Roller: Recreational
- Ice: NOT INTENDED FOR ICE HOCKEY USE
- Sizing Guidelines:
- Regular = Stick used in the Right hand
- Full Right = Stick used in the Left hand
Specifications
- Construction:
- Two-Piece construction
- Shaft:
- Traditional shaft with squared off edges
- Paddle:
- Heavy-Duty plastic with screw at the shoulder to attach to shaft
- Blade:
- Heavy-Duty pre curved plastic blade
- Replaceable
- Grip:
- Natural wood grip
- Weight:
- 583 Grams (Based on a 24.5" paddle)
- Curve:
- Straight bendable blade / 19"
Previous Feedback
Comments: I would use this stick for gym class, pick-up floor games, and for outside use. It's kinda heavy, not a very long shaft. Really nothing special about it.
From: Morgan, Greensville, PA
Comments: Let's remember that this is a goalie stick, and at no point should you be taking shots on goal with it.
The blade has a little too much flex, but it's great for slipping in poke checks and aggressively clearing aside rebounds. (Just scrape it, it's meant to.) I hold mine right where the handle meets the plastic as that's where I've found it MOST mobile. It is heavy, and that is the biggest problem I've had.
From: Shaun, Stevenson, WA
Comments: I use this at a pro level (U16 AAA) and i have to say, i've never had better stick except for my own stick :D. This blows away the total one or any other $200 + stick on the market. Overall very pleased
From: Woodey, Chad, Africa
Comments: After using this stick for a while, I can say there are some definite problems with the balance, weight, and flexibility. This is a nice stick for someone just starting out in strictly recreational play, and it gets the job done. However, it takes a while to get used to how much the blade flexes, expecially when trying to shoot a ball. Since it is all wood/plastic construction, it is very heavy and VERY unbalanced. The paddle is not very long and I find myself holding the stick 5-6 inches above where the paddle stops. Overall, for $17, it's not bad if you're just looking for something to mess around with.
From: Joe