Hockey stick Bauer Supreme JR Series Grip YTH

The Bauer Supreme Junior Series Grip Youth is designed for beginners and developing players who need a stick that matches their strength. Its Launch Flex profile makes the shaft easier to load, helping young players understand how to flex the stick correctly and transfer energy into the puck.

Key Features

Easier Shot Development
The Launch Flex profile allows young players to load the stick with less force, supporting the development of proper shooting mechanics.

Mid-Kick Construction
The shaft flexes near its centre to store energy for controlled wrist shots and more powerful releases from greater distances.

Strong Carbon Blade
The UD Carbon blade construction supports strength and durability while maintaining reliable contact with the puck.

Secure Grip Finish
The grip coating helps prevent the gloves from sliding along the shaft, making it easier to maintain consistent hand placement during puck handling and shooting.

Distinctive Chrome Graphics
Premium chrome graphics give the stick a modern appearance, with individual flexes featuring their own colour identity.

Technologies and Construction

Launch Flex

This youth-oriented flex profile makes the shaft easier to load for players who do not yet generate the force of older juniors. It helps transfer the energy created during the shooting motion into the puck.

Mid-Kick

The mid-kick point provides a balanced combination of control and shot power. It supports proper lower-hand engagement and weight transfer through the release.

UD Carbon Blade

Unidirectional carbon fibres provide the blade with the strength and dependability needed for regular practices and games.

Who Is This Stick For?

This model is suitable for young beginner and developing hockey players. It is a strong choice for children learning puck control, passing and how to use shaft flex effectively when shooting.

How to Choose the Right Hockey Stick

The correct stick length and flex should match the player’s height, weight and strength. The kick point and blade curve should also be considered.

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