Finally an affordable pro custom hockey stick
CHS offers pro-level quality, customizable 1-piece carbon fiber hockey sticks available for any level player.
Graphics & colors if selected will be added on top of your carbon fiber weave selection.
Select your final choice in the customizer below.
All sticks come with: Front of shaft: Your name • stick info • curve • flex | Back of shaft: CHS logo | Graphics are optional.
Graphics & colors if selected will be added on top of your carbon fiber weave selection. Select your final choice in the customizer below.
All sticks come with:
Front of shaft: Your name • stick info • curve • flex
Back of shaft: CHS logo
Curves
Curve
Description
Brand comparison
CHS28
This curve is becoming more popular due to its superb accuracy. Great for toe drags, quick release with amazing precision.
Curve: Toe | Face: Open | Depth: 12mm – 1/2”
Lie: 5
Brand comparison
Bauer P28 Eichel
CCM P28 McDavid
Easton E28
Sher-Wood P28
True Hockey TC4
Verbero V28
Warrior W28 Yakupov/Gallagher
One of the most popular curves, ideal for puck control, quick releases, shooting both high and low and toe-drags.
Curve: Mid-toe | Face: Open | Depth: 12mm – 1/2”
Lie: 6 – Junior 5
- CHS92M (Max Blade Height)
Brand comparison
Bauer P92 Matthews / P92M
CCM P29/P90 Crosby
Easton E3 Hall / Sakic
Sher-Wood PP26 Stastny
STX X92
True Hockey TC2 Marner
Verbero V92
Warrior W03 Backstrom
CHS88
This curve is great stick handling and gives you an extra pop for wrist shots with quick releases.
Curve: Mid | Face: Slightly Open | Depth: 14.3mm – 9/16”
Lie 5
*Not available for junior sticks
Brand comparison
Bauer P88 Kane / Lindros
CCM P80/88 Ovechkin & P40 MacKinnon
Easton E36 Iginla
Sher-Wood PP88 Ryan II
STX X88
True Hockey MC
V88 Gaudreau
Verbero V88
Warrior W88 Gaudreau
CHS09
This curve has more blade on the ice which enables the player with better stick handling. Great for both forehand and backhand shooting.
Curve: Mid-heel | Face: Closed | Depth: 9mm – 3/8”
Lie 6
*Not available for junior sticks
Brand comparison
Bauer PM9 Stamkos/Larkin
CCM P14 Duchene/P45
Easton E4
Sher-Wood PP96 Bouchard
STX X9
True Hockey MC2
Verbero V90
Warrior W01 Lupul/Scheifele
CHS06
Great curve for shooting off the heel, slap shots & going top shelf.
Curve: Heel | Face: Open | Depth: 12mm – 1/2”
Lie 6
*Not available for junior sticks
Brand comparison
Bauer P91A Staal
CCM / Reebok P6 Phaneuf, P15 Jones
Easton E6 Parise / Drury
Sher-Wood PP20 DR
True HC
Warrior W05 Granlund
CHS02
A favourite amongst defencemen, this curve is ideal for shooting from the heel of the blade, great for slap-shots and precision saucer passes.
Curve: Heel | Face: Open | Depth: 12mm – 1/2”
Lie 6
*Not available for junior sticks
Brand comparison
Bauer P02 Kesler
CCM P20-Lid
Easton E5 Getzlaf / Lidstrom
Sher-Wood PP05
STX PP05
True Hockey HCS
Warrior W12/W02 Lidstrom
CHS77
This extreme curve is great for scooping up the puck and wrist shots to the top shelf.
Curve: Toe | Face: Open | Depth: 19mm – 3/4”
Lie 6
*Not available for junior sticks
Brand comparison
Bauer P09
CCM Crazy Ovi
Easton E38
Sher-Wood P77 /
Coffey (Similar)
True TC3
Warrior W11
CHS14
This curve is ideal for keeping the puck on the toe of the blade and is great for quick release precision shooting.
Curve: Mid-Toe | Face: Open | Depth: 12mm – 1/2”
Lie 6
*Not available for junior sticks
Brand comparison
Bauer P14 Toews
CCM / REEBOK P39/P49
Warrior W14 Chara
CHS01
The OG – Straight blade (no curve) is still sought after by many players. Regardless if you select Right or Left Handed from the customizer, this blade is straight as an arrow.
Curve: Straight | Face: N/A | Depth: 0mm
Lie 6
*Not available for junior sticks
Brand comparison
Mi’kmaq
CHS31 - Goalie
Great curve for puck control, and with the open curve will give the goalie the ability to make quick saucer passes.
Curve: Mid-Heel | Face: Open – Square Tip
Brand comparison
Bauer P31
CCM Bernier
Reebok Luongo
Sher-Wood PP30
True TC
Warrior Quick
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Lie
Proper stick “lie” means that your blade will lie flat on the ice as you skate and stick handle the puck.
Please note that each curve has it’s own specific lie. We cannot offer different lies for all curves. Please consult the curve chart above for more details.
Lie 5 – Low skaters or long sticks
For players who like having a longer stick height and/or skate closer to the ice with the stick more out in front of them.
Lie 6 – Upright skaters or short sticks
For players who like having a shorter stick height and/or skate more upright with the stick closer to their body.
Stick Height
How to measure stick height
Place a hockey stick with the spine of the shaft flush against a wall. Custom Hockey Sticks take the measurement from the floor to the top of the shaft. This will give you your exact height.
Please note that some other brands measure only the length of the shaft, or to the heal of the blade, which will result in a shorter measurement, for example, 60″-63″.
What height is best for me?
To know what stick height is best for you, stand up straight with your stick in front of you (the stick straight to your body). Without your skates on, the stick should reach between your chin and your nose.
Another way of measuring is the final height should be approximately your total body height minus 6-8 inches.
For deck/street hockey your total body height, minus 9-11 inches.
Flex
The flex indicates how easily the stick bends when you shoot. If you are not sure what flex to choose, you should start with approximately ½ your weight in pounds. For example if you weigh 200 lbs, then try a 100 flex. If you like your stick a little more stiff, then go up in flex, and more soft, go down.
Please note: If you cut your hockey stick, the flex number will increase by approximately 5 per inch you cut off. For example if you purchase a hockey stick with an 85 flex and then cut 1 inch off the top of your stick, your new flex will be approximately 90.
Kick Point
CHS offers three different kick points, which is ultimately where the stick will flex when shooting; Low Kick, Mid Kick, and High Kick.
Low Kick
If you like having a quicker release of the puck for wrist or snap shots, you will want to go with a low kick. This is the preferred option for forwards. Low kick is becoming a growing trend.
Mid Kick
If you want a well rounded stick that is ideal for slap shots, wrist & snap shots or know that you put more a little more weight into your stick when you shoot, then you will want to have a Mid Kick. This is the more popular option.
High Kick
Lastly, High Kick brings the kick point high up in the shaft which is great for players who like to wind up their swing for strong slap shots, or full motions wrist shots. Having a high kick will give you more power with big wind-ups. This is the least popular option.
Player Side
Player
Left
If you place your right hand at the top of the stick, and you place your left hand midway down the stick, then you are a left-sided shooter.
Player
Right
If you place your left hand at the top of the stick, and you place your right hand midway down the stick, then you are a right-sided shooter.
Goalie
LefT
If you hold the stick with your right hand (blocker) and your catching glove is in your left hand, then you are left-sided.
Goalie
Right
If you hold the stick with your left hand (blocker) and your catching glove is in your right hand, then you are right-sided.
