MYHOCKEYFIT

Your game. Your fit.

Find your fit.

A free gear fit guide for hockey families, before and after the store visit.

Equipment

What are you fitting today?

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Your game. Your fit.

Find the stick that fits your game.

Answer a few questions. Get a personalized length, flex and up to 15 ranked stick picks, built from trusted hockey fitting guidance.

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Stick Finder

Build your player profile

● About 60 seconds

  1. 1Player
  2. 2Game
  3. 3Feel
  4. 4Results
01

About the player

Size is the starting point for length and flex.

Weight Both units stay in sync
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Enter a weight from 18 to 180 kg.
Height Both units stay in sync
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Enter a height from 100 to 215 cm.
Position
02

What feels right to you?

Choose release feel and blade preference separately. Any shot can be taken with different setups.

Competition level
Choose your shooting feel

Choose a feel, or select Not sure.

Which blade shape would you try?

The blade is the bottom part that touches the puck.

Shooting side

Left shot: right hand at the top, left hand lower. Right shot: left hand at the top, right hand lower.

03

Choose your feel

There is no single perfect flex. Preference matters.

Preferred stick feel
Budget per stick CAD, before tax
Why budget matters

Higher priced sticks are usually lighter and use more advanced carbon construction. They are not automatically a better fit, especially for a growing player.

Your HockeyFit profile

Competitive forward · quick-release setup

A balanced setup that is easy to load without giving up stability.

RECOMMENDED FLEX40

Try 35 to 40

SHAFT LENGTH54″

137 cm · on skates

STICK CLASSJunior

Check 40 flex stock length

KICK + CURVEHybrid

P29 / P92 starting point

Top 15 matched options

Your ranked sticks

Recommendations use your answers. Reviews come from the linked stores.

About ratings and prices

Review snapshots collected September 23, 2026. Some pages combine sizes; see each rating’s label. Reviews are not all confirmed purchases and may include promotions. Few reviews mean limited evidence. Missing ratings stay blank.

Rating sort and filter use the first displayed source: a size specific page before a combined or unclear scope, then source name. Other collected sources remain visible. Sources are never averaged. Rating sort applies to your shortlist; unrated options appear last. The above 4/5 filter excludes unrated options.

Displayed stick prices were checked on Canadian product pages on September 26, 2026. Models without a verified Canadian price say “Check store” and do not appear under a budget. Sale prices and stock can change. Confirm the exact flex, curve, price and tax in store.

Beta

One photo fit check

Stand in the guide. Take one photo.

Choose your footwear, take a standing photo, then mark three points.

A youth player standing upright in ice hockey skates, holding a vertical stick beside the body with its blade toe (front tip) on the floor. The complete head, skates and stick are visible.
Example stance with skates · AI generated illustration
  1. 1
    Stand straight.Keep your head, footwear and full stick in the photo.
  2. 2
    Keep the stick verticalRest the toe (front tip) on the floor. Keep the heel raised.
  3. 3
    Mark three pointsTap the nose, chin and stick top to check length.
What are you wearing?
Choose one to continue to the photo.

Manual check stays on your device. Optional AI check sends the photo to OpenAI. MyHockeyFit does not save photos.

How HockeyFit makes this recommendation

HockeyFit begins with the common weight based flex guideline, then adjusts for a player's age, experience, competition level, preferred feel. Length starts in the chin to nose fitting zone while wearing skates, then considers position and puck control preference. Release feel guides kick point comparisons. Blade preference is a separate choice; no shot type determines either one.

Sources: Bauer Flex & Measurement Guide, Bauer, CCM, Warrior, TRUE, Sherwood, and the HockeyMonkey fitting guide.

This is a fitting guide, not a guarantee. Before cutting or buying, hold the exact stick in skates and confirm the lie, shaft length and ability to load it with a coach or experienced fitter.

Available in beta

Photo Fit

Already have a stick? Take a photo to check its standing length. No player profile needed.

Free community edition

Built in Kanata for new hockey families.

HockeyFit is a free community project by Eric J, a Kanata U12 Rep hockey player. It helps players and parents arrive at the shop with a starting point and better questions to ask.

No accountStart immediately Private by designYour answers stay on this device Always freeFor families and associations
Check your current stick with Photo Fit.