Mylec Nylon Replacement Composite Shafts Review

Should be stiffer. Feels very flexible. Update: This blade broke on my second use. I do not recommend! This can be okay with a younger hand when more flex is needed, but it's terrible with an older racquet.

Use with light puck, the hollow plastic puck is good, but with a heavy hockey puck it broke after 2 hits on the flip flops the first time, luckily I bought 2 that The other is good, just use it with a light washer

I keep finding good broken hockey sticks at the rink. This blade is just what it takes to turn into street hockey sticks for me and the kids. Appears to be of good quality and will fit almost any adult cane; Don't know why there are no other solutions. The bend at the handle is a little wobbly, but nothing your flashlight or heat gun can't handle when installed.

I bought this plastic stick thinking it might be suitable for my outdoor hockey but it is not stiff enough for my needs. Probably suitable for children in any kind of outdoor hockey, but not for adult games. He seems very tough; However, I found it curved too much when shooting and digging the puck against other players. I went back to wood/ABS embroidery ends.

It's a huge improvement over the hole design on the top of the blade, feels solid enough in the hands, and feels solid enough for street hockey. Unfortunately, it is still too flexible for outdoor use in the summer months. It's good to handle the racquet with, but when you try to throw the puck/ball the blade flexes too much to be accurate or make a powerful shot. If they could figure out a way to make the blade out of a stronger material for the top of the blade and fuse it with maybe an inch…