Field Hockey Sticks

Field hockey sticks vary by length, construction, toe shape, and playing style. Choose a size that reaches around the top of the hip bone when the stick is standing upright; junior players commonly use 24–35 inch sticks, while adult players generally use 36.5–37.5 inch sticks.

How to choose a field hockey stick

• Material: Wood offers a softer touch and forgiving feel for beginners and younger players. Composite sticks blend carbon, fiberglass, and aramid; higher carbon content adds stiffness and power, while fiberglass and aramid can improve durability and shock absorption.
• Toe shape: Shorti toes favour quick skills, Midi is a balanced option for control and hitting, Maxi provides a larger surface for drag-flicking, and Hook suits advanced trapping and reverse play.
• Playing surface: Check whether the product is listed for outdoor or indoor play before ordering, because the intended surface affects the right stick choice.
• Fit: Match the stick length to the player’s height, age, and position, then compare the weight and bow to the way they carry, trap, and strike the ball.

Browse the collection by size, material, and playing style, then compare the product details for the right fit. If a player is between sizes or comparing carbon content, contact Time Out Sports for practical field-hockey gear help.

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