Ice Hockey Equipment

Sorry but they are no longer available. My uncle owned Northland hockey until it went out of business some 20 years ago.

1. Composite sticks tend to flex more, creating a whip effect and causing the puck to travel at higher velocities

2.Composite sticks are made of a combination of materials, frequently a fiberglass or carbon fiber shaft with a wood blade.

3. Composite sticks are weaker and break more frequently during play than wood sticks do.

In North America only, around 96 million pieces are sold per year. This implies that manufacturers of skateboards must have a higher projection. The quantity made per year may go up to 100 million or more pieces.

It depends which brand of sticks you have been using in the past. If you have been using reebok i would recommend sticking with reebok. If you have been using the vapor line than stick with that. And the same deal goes. You can always try something new but personally i would stick with what im used to. I have been using an s17 until it broke so now im going to get a s19. But the choice is yours. I used to love vapors but then i switched to easton.

Ranges from stick to stick, and depends on the material type used for the stick. The composite sticks will be lighter due to their hollow core. Wood sticks are solid alll the way through which makes them heavier. Hope that helps.

If you are looking at the jersey it is on the upper right hand side, if you are wearing the jersey it will be on the upper left hand side. This is true for every NHL team with the exception of the Detroit Red Wings, where the "C" is in the upper left hand side if you are looking at it, and the upper right hand side if you are wearing it.

It depends, senior or junior. I had a senior cut down and the shaft weighed 300 and the blade weighed 80

apparently in 1874,but i wouldn't like to admit that as the first helmet was only used in 1974,which ultimately means that it took us men 100 years to realise that our brain was just as important as our balls

1 inch thick and 3 inches in diameter.

A Zamboni is a machine that smooth's the ice on a skating rink. The blades shave a thin layer of ice and collects the shavings in a large bin. Jets of water then cleans the ice leaving a smooth surface in its wake.

For my 12th grade science expierament I tested which composite, intermediate hockey stick is the lightest. I tested a Nike Bauer one95, an easton stick'um stealth, a reebok 10k, a CCM U stick, and a Nike Bauer one 90 (this is different from a one95, its a year older. the results showed that the Easton Stealth was the lightest followed by the one95. The reebok 12k came in last.

Sidney Crosby is a Canadian hockey player. He plays for the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Canadian National Ice Hockey team.

Drafted first overall in 2004, he was to have a fine career ahead of him.

Many experts and fans consider him to be among the top players in the NHL. In his early twenties, he set numerous records and has become the face of the NHL.

He has won the Hart Trophy, the Art Ross, the Rocket Richard Trophy, the Pearson awards, and the Mark Messier leadership award to make him one of the most decorated active players.

As a teammate, he has lead his NHL team to Stanley cup victory and his nation to a Gold medal game victory in which he score the overtime winner.

His huge amount of success has lead many fans to sometimes dislike him. He is also sometimes criticized of being unsportsmanlike. A recent example was his argument "excessive celebration from the crowd" to the referee after the captain of his rivals, Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals, score a hattrick.

Althought Crosby is a no doubt a great player, your interpretation of him can be taken anyway as that is how sport works.

This is a fun game that will need a lot of tools. Some of these include bilao and a greased bamboo pole.

6 foot by 4 foot

There are no educational requirements for driving a Zamboni.

Zambonies melt the broken ice in hockey area's. They have 1-8 people to go in one but some times you will find just one :)

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Zambonies do not really "melt the broken ice" in hockey arenas. The process of resurfacing the ice is the Job of the Zambonie at an ice rink between groups on the ice or periods of a hockey team. A Zambonie actually has a blade on it that cuts or shaves the surface of the ice (not much because the ice is only 1.5 to 3.5 inches thick!) This way the grooves and uneven surface from skaters is brought back to a more even surface. Then the Zam floods behind the cut with hot water (approx. 140 degrees) which fills in any leftover grooves or odd spots in the ice, freezes up and makes a fresh surface for the next group of skaters. This is obviously a brief description so if you are really interested, check out Zambonie's website. There is a lot of cool info there including how the Zambonie was developed and the different models as they got improved and progressed.

Very light, its almost like wearing a hat, Now adays with the light materials they make them with and how safe they are its amazing.

It is really the price, today most people buy cheaper wooden sticks off about 5-20 dollars to use for street hockey, but for ice hockey, most people that play buy aluminum sticks that can go from 50-200 dollars depending on the brand and size

depends on the helmet. Its just plastic on the outside, it is the shape that helps to dispense impact. Inside there can be a variety of materials. Foam and Styrofoam are in most of the low end helmets, while a lot of the pro helmets have an air cushion system. The "plastic" is polycarbonate.

== == There is only one type of hockey puck. It is made of vulcanized rubber. The size and weight are regulated. It is a three inch disk, one inch thick, and weighs between five and a half ounces, and six ounces.

Black pucks=6 oz. Blue pucks=4 oz. Orange pucks=10 oz.

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Hi. I am a bantam hockey player and ive been wondering this for years. My answer came when i was practicing one day. i noticed that a flat stick might not give you any power not lift. the lift comes from the angle that occurs from the curve of the stick and the power comes from the flex and kick of that blade. more curve different kick point. and dont get confused because there are many kickpoints on the stick.

its easier to make a wrist shot and make a goal in top corner :D. also if it doesnt have alot of curve, it would be hard to get the puck to lift a lot. try it for yourself with a More curved stick and not so much curved one, theres a difference.

helmet, gloves, elbow pads, chest guard, girdle, knees/shins, skates, stick, mouth guard and a cup (they sell female cups as well) of cors they sell female cups duuu