March 27, 2025
Logan Kennedy
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March 31, 2016
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Joey Walsh
How to measure goalie stick paddle height?
The measurement method used to determine goalie stick paddle height varies by brand. For example a 26" CCM is not the same as a 26" Bauer. That is why many retailers (like us) have created a standard way to measure your sticks to ensure you're getting the right size.
How to Measure:
Place your stick on the floor with the curve facing downward. Measure along the back side of the paddle from the bottom of the blade to where the paddle meets the shaft. See illustration above.
Note: the measurement is right where the paddle meets the shaft, not where it flares out at the bottom or the top, keep the measuring tape straight from that point.
The Goalie Stick Paddle Size Chart
Coming soon to HockeyStick University - How to select the right goalie stick size.
As always we welcome questions, comments, and feedback to this post.
Thank you.
Comments (11 comments)
Howard
My paddle right now measures 26 inches
. It’s an old Heaton Pro 90z, I am looking at Sheerwood gs350 they have 26, 27 and 28. I was thinking the 26 should be the same but the " add 2 inches " on your sizing chart is making me wonder if that is going to be too big
Thanks,
Howard
Andrew
Would be nice to have a filter on sizing.
Brad Bayer
I’m 6’3" and have always found sticks too be too short. I look for the biggest paddle length..usually 27 if I can find it.
If True is ACTUALLY the tallest stick I can get..then I’ll be switching to TRUE.
Kris
Hi Curtis,
I just checked my True (A4.5) 26" to verify the measurements, and it was 28.5". I also checked a couple different Sher-Wood sticks, one was 28", and the other was 28.5". I find I can switch between True, Sher-Wood, and CCM 26" sticks very comfortably.
Hope this helps.
Curtis
Curious on the proper measurement for the true, you have 26 equaling 28.5 but only adding 1.5 which one has the typo?
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