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The Franklin Sports Junior Ice Hockey Stick is a 42-inch lightweight composite stick designed specifically for youth players. Featuring a low 30 flex for enhanced shot power, a NeoGrip textured shaft for superior control, and a mid-curved blade to improve puck handling, this stick empowers young athletes to develop their skills and dominate on the ice.

| ASIN | B07XNWRFKB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #163,133 in Sporting Goods ( See Top 100 in Sporting Goods ) #13 in Ice Hockey Sticks |
| Brand | Franklin Sports |
| Color | Green |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (18) |
| Date First Available | 13 September 2021 |
| Included Components | Composite Hockey Stick |
| Item model number | 40107L |
| Manufacturer | Franklin Sports |
| Material Type | Carbon Fiber Digital |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Dimensions | 109.22 x 25.4 x 1.27 cm; 363 g |
| Size | 42" |
| Style | 40107L |
A**L
No thought this was for a 16 year old boy only came up to his waist
O**N
Held up for a season.
R**E
This was a great hockey stick for my grandson, he loves the color and how it handles on the ice
C**T
This is just a simple rather cheap play time type of hockey stick. I definitely wouldn’t attempt to use this with real hockey pucks. This is intended for young kids maybe 6-9 years old who want to play indoors with a foam ball and small net. For that purpose it works great. My only reason for rating it 4 stars is because it feels so blasted cheap. Just not overly impressed.
P**R
Fun stick for a little kid- boy or girl. Hockey is played by both genders. For brain development, and self esteem nothing beats getting kids into sports. I started off on a left handed stick. My Mom bought it for me, not realizing they come in right or left handed. I learned on it and developed that side of my brain on it. Even though I hockey left handed I golf right handed, throw baseball right handed, and kick soccer left dominant, and write right handed. I personally would recommend a left handed stick for a dominant right handed (writes right handed) kid and a right handed stick for a dominant left handed.
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