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STick Fitting Guide

Rethink Your Hockey Stick Flex

Hockey technology moves fast. Stop relying on the outdated "half-your-weight" flex rule; that old-school thinking limits your potential.

Unlock maximum shot speed and optimal puck feel by finding a flex and kick point matched to your unique style, not just your weight.

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A Guide to Height, Flex, and Kick Point

Generally between your chin and the tip of your nose when you are standing on your skates.

Shorter Sticks (Chin-height): Best for forwards—enhances puck handling, agility, and quick-release shots.

 

Longer Sticks (Nose-height): Best for defensemen—extends reach for poke checks and provides leverage for power shots.

Stick Height

Mechanics & Flex: Proper technique transforms your stick into a spring. Your ability to transfer energy—not just your weight—determines your ideal flex.

Advanced Players: Higher flex for maximum energy transfer.

Beginner – Intermediate: Lower to mid-range flex for easier loading.

Stick Flex

The area where the shaft bends most when loaded.

Low Kick Point: Near the blade for rapid-fire releases. Ideal for forwards needing quick, deceptive shots.

 

Mid Kick Point: Center-shaft flex for maximum energy loading. Ideal for defensemen and power forwards taking heavy, high-velocity shots.

Kick Point

key Factors in Choosing a Hockey Stick 

Proper stick length optimizes handling, shot control, and the pendulum swing needed for maximum power.

Player Height

Player Weight

Player weight and shooting mechanics determine how much you can 'load' the stick, making them the key factors in choosing the right flex.

Style Of Play

Agile forwards need tools for quick-release shots, while defensemen require the reach and leverage for poke checks and heavy slap shots.

NyX Flex Points

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NyX Lengths

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NyX Curve Chart

Stock Curve Chart of NYX Hockey

Boy's NyX Flex Recommendation

Age (Years)
Height Range
Weight Range
Recommended Flex
8
~4'4" - 4'7"
~60 lbs - 78 lbs
25
9
~4'6" - 4'9"
~70 lbs - 90 lbs
25, 35
10
~4'8" - 5'0"
~70 lbs - 102 lbs
25, 35, 40
11
~4'11" - 5'2"
~80 lbs - 115 lbs
35, 40, 45
12
~5'1" - 5'5"
~89 lbs - 130 lbs
35, 40, 45
13
~5'3" - 5'7"
~100 lbs - 145 lbs
35, 40, 45, 55
14
~5'5" - 5'9"
~112 lbs - 160 lbs
45, 55, 65
15
~5'7" - 5'11"
~123.5 lbs - 175 lbs
45, 55, 65
16
~5'8" - 6'0"
~134 lbs - 186 lbs
55, 65, 70
17
~5'9" - 6'1"
~142 lbs - 185 lbs
55, 65, 70
18
~5'9.5" - 6'2"
~160 lbs - 227 lbs
65, 70, 80, 85

Girl's NyX Flex Recommendation

Age (Years)
Height Range
Weight Range
Recommended Flex
8
~4'3" - 4'6"
~60 lbs - 80 lbs
25
9
~4'5" - 4'9"
~67 lbs - 90 lbs
25, 35
10
~4'8" - 5'0"
~76 lbs - 106 lbs
35, 40
11
~4'11" - 5'2"
~80 lbs - 118 lbs
35, 40, 45
12
~5'1" - 5'5"
~93 lbs - 136 lbs
35, 40, 45
13
~5'3" - 5'6"
~101 lbs - 149 lbs
35, 40, 45, 55
14
~5'4" - 5'7"
~110 lbs - 160 lbs
40, 45, 55
15
~5'5" - 5'8"
~115 lbs - 165 lbs
40, 45, 55
16
~5'5.5" - 5'8.5"
~120 lbs - 170 lbs
45, 55, 65
17
~5'6" - 5'9"
~125 lbs - 175 lbs
45, 55, 65
18
~5'6" - 5'9"
~128 lbs - 178 lbs
45, 55, 65
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