100 carbon fiber hockey sticks

100 carbon fiber hockey sticks

Introduction

We built this hockey stick for players who live for the game—for the athletes and teams who want every ounce of performance they can get. The whole point? A stick that’s incredibly stiff, ridiculously light, and puts your energy straight into the puck. This isn’t about showing off a flashy carbon weave. It’s about the nitty-gritty of how the layers are stacked, so the stick handles impact the right way and snaps back fast.

The Real Deal: 100% Carbon Fiber

When we say 100% carbon fiber, we mean it. The entire build uses unidirectional carbon fiber—no glass, no aramid fillers. That gives the shaft a high stiffness, so passes and shots feel crisp and clean. We fine-tune the fiber density so the walls stay thin. That keeps the weight down without giving up the torsional stiffness you need. Now, there’s a trade-off. Pure carbon can be brittle on extreme impacts. So we fight that by orienting the fibers smartly and reinforcing the blade-to-shaft joint, where the stress piles up.

Material and Design: What It’s Built Like

The shaft is a thin-wall tube with a consistent stiffness profile. That makes the flex predictable, so you know what you’re going to get every time you lean into it. The blade has a dual-density core. A stiffer carbon layer gives you that clean puck feel, while a slightly softer layer behind it soaks up the shock of heavy shots. And for the spots that get hammered—poke checks, slashes—we weave in aramid or hybrid veils. It helps resist chipping and delamination, so the stick stays tough without getting heavier.

How It Feels On The Ice

Out there, the stiffness matters. It cuts down on energy loss as you load up, so your shots stay consistently fast. The low weight makes your hands feel quick, and your arms stay fresh through long shifts. Swapping it in is simple. It’s a direct replacement for standard profiles. You’ll feel a stiffer, more direct response compared to mixed-fiber sticks—just make sure the flex rating lines up with your skating and shooting style. That way, you avoid breaking it early at the lower kick point.