How much does a hockey stick cost?
A senior (adult) hockey stick averages $187, ranging from about $26 for a basic model to $420 for a top-tier one. Those figures are the lowest in-stock price across the 4 retailers that carry player sticks, so they reflect what you can actually pay today, not MSRP.
Prices drop fast as you go down in age group, and they vary a lot by brand. We refresh the numbers regularly.
Average price by age group
| Age group | Average | Range | In stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senior | $187 | $26 to $420 | 161 |
| Intermediate | $175 | $36 to $400 | 165 |
| Junior | $133 | $24 to $330 | 138 |
| Youth | $112 | $31 to $250 | 54 |
Average price by brand
Lowest in-stock price per stick, averaged across each brand’s player models.
| Brand | Average | Models |
|---|---|---|
| Warrior | $104 | 55 |
| TRUE | $109 | 21 |
| Sherwood | $120 | 30 |
| CCM | $131 | 50 |
| Bauer | $140 | 31 |
How much comparison shopping saves
Among the 82 sticks currently in stock at two or more retailers, the gap between the cheapest and priciest seller averages $26, and runs as high as $145 on a single stick. That is the same stick on the same day, so it pays to check more than one store.
Cheapest and priciest senior sticks
- Cheapest: Fischer Hockey W270 ABS at $26
- Priciest: Bauer Supreme Fuse at $410
Figures are the lowest in-stock price per stick across the player-stick retailers we track (Hockey Monkey, Ice Warehouse, Perani's, and Pure Hockey), refreshed regularly. Prices change fast, so confirm on the retailer’s page before buying.