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Old 02-12-2009, 08:10 PM   #14
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No point in getting a composite stick just yet. I would start off with wood, not just because it's cheaper, but you should try different curves, flexes, brands and lengths and see what you like before you invest in a high end composite stick.

If you're a beginner spend the most you can afford on getting a pair of skates that fit instead. I would go in this order from most expensive to least: Skates -> Helmet -> Gloves -> Stick -> Everything else.

Edit: If you get composite, go for top of the line. Otherwise a top end wood stick will always feel more balanced and have better performance than an entry level composite.
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