Franklin Sports Ambush Street Hockey Stick - 46

Franklin Sports Ambush Street Hockey Stick - 46", 52", 58"

$ 21.99

Score By Feature

Based on 611 ratings

Packaging

8.73

Customer service

9.20

Giftable

8.83

Value for money

9.15

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Product Description

Multi-ply wood shaft: The high-density poplar/birch wood shaft is strong and flexible, allowing you to make powerful wrist and slap shots without breaking or splintering it.

Blade made of high-impact ABS plastic that is easy to curve to your liking and built to last season after season.

The Ambush is made entirely of one piece, unlike most street hockey sticks, for a more authentic feel and maximum strength and durability.

Lightweight and balanced: The balanced weight distribution and lightweight design make ball handling and passing a breeze, allowing you to perform at your highest level.

Official NHL Street Hockey Balls: 2 5/8" street hockey balls are officially licensed by the NHL for street hockey play.

Questions & Answers

Do you mean the hand at the top of the stick when you say "hand orientation"?

You're a left-handed hockey player if you hold the stick with your right hand on top and your left hand down. shooter with one hand

After only an hour of use, my stick broke. Is it better if I send an email to someone or just return it?

Yeah, mine broke as well. I just bought a new stick because I didn't want to deal with the hassle.

This stick was described as having a mid curve blade on another website, but there is no mention of a curve on this listing. Is there any inclination to it?

Yes, the curve is slanted to the left.

What factors do you consider when choosing a stick size?

If you're wearing skates that are about 3" plus, just measure with a tape measure like a stick and add a couple of inches (46" for kids).

Selected User Reviews For Franklin Sports Ambush Street Hockey Stick - 46", 52", 58"

It's a great way to beat the kids at hockey

5/5

With this bad boy, I've had a lot of fun. The stick is made of solid wood and is quite long. I'm a complete noob, but I can bend the stick pretty well. I'd buy it again for the same price.

Myla Moon

| Nov 19, 2021

a fantastic deal I wasn't sure what to expect from a $30 stick, but it's held up well so far

4/5

I'm used to plastic blades that bend and flex to whatever shape you want; this one has a stiff plywood blade (I'm sure there's fiberglass inside, but it just looks like painted wood) that doesn't bend or flex very much. It appears to be quite long-lasting. If you play more than once a month, the plastic shrink wrap on the handle will need to be covered with athletic tape.

Fiona Keller

| Mar 21, 2021

In one hour, it was shattered

3/5

A little shorter than a standard adult stick, with a grip that matches. The first hour of use was when it broke.

Skye McGrath

| Nov 19, 2021

Another piece of garbage from Franklin

3/5

I bought two of these, and one was splitting and the other was completely broken after only two weeks. Franklin's hockey goal, which had been purchased at the same time, had disintegrated in a matter of days. I sent emails to the company but received no response. Buy a better brand if you have the extra cash.

Eliezer Dixon

| Nov 24, 2021

Excellent quality

5/5

It's built to last. My son was in between sizes, so we had to trim it down a little. In my opinion, it's far superior to anything available at big box stores.

Gia HAYWARD

| Oct 07, 2021

It's well-made and of excellent quality

5/5

Sticks are great. It's not just for the sake of the cash. br>For street hockey, it's solid and well-balanced. br>The blade has a nice curve to it, and the plastic is durable and reacable.

Madden Oconnor

| Jun 14, 2021

Blade delaminated, so it doesn't last long

3/5

Only a few times did kids use it for street hockey.

Blaze Bennett

| Oct 21, 2021

The stick is of good quality

5/5

Because my son was destroying the blades on his ice hockey sticks while playing in the street, I decided to purchase this stick for him. He likes it, and for the price, I'm not opposed to replacing it when he wears it out.