Move between the core hockey equipment fit tools without losing context.
Posture-aware fitting for length, lie angle and trim — tuned to how you actually skate. Enter your height in skates and the numbers fill in as you go.
Lie visualizer
Ideal Stick Length
Enter height to generate recommendations.
Recommended Lie
Enter height to generate recommendations.
Trim Guidance
Enter height to generate recommendations.
Four things to check before you tape a new stick — the same factors the optimizer weighs.
Examine your tape after a skate. Toe wear means the blade is tipping up — stick too long or lie too low. Heel wear means tipping down — too short or lie too high. Centered wear means dialed in.
Deep knee-bend skaters need a higher lie and shorter stick to keep the blade flat while driving low. Upright players benefit from a lower lie and more reach above the ice.
Defensemen typically run a higher lie for point shots and board battles. Forwards favor lower lies for close-range puck control on rushes. Goalies use entirely different geometry.
Every inch you cut stiffens the shaft — the Stick Flex Calculator works on about 3 flex points per inch. Buy the flex that accounts for your planned cut, not what the shaft feels like uncut.
What players ask about length, lie and cutting.
The right stick gets out of your way. Programs build the stride, the shot and the engine behind them — scheduled around your week.
