A hockey stick designed for adult players, characterized by a specific level of flexibility, provides a responsive feel during puck handling and shooting. The “65” designation refers to the stick’s flex rating,... Read more »
Flex, in the context of hockey sticks, refers to the measurement of how much a stick bends when force is applied. A lower number indicates a more flexible stick, bending more easily,... Read more »
A hockey stick characterized by a flex rating of 40 designates the amount of force, measured in pounds, required to bend the shaft one inch. This specification is particularly suitable for younger... Read more »
The numerical designation followed by “flex” and the sport-specific term indicates a measurement of stiffness in the equipment used for striking a puck. A lower number signifies greater flexibility, implying the shaft... Read more »
The numerical rating indicating a hockey stick’s stiffness, influencing how much it bends when force is applied, is a key consideration for players. Lower numbers denote more flexible shafts, allowing for increased... Read more »