Someone wrote: 60" is the max. (Unless they updated it recently) Actually, the maximum stick length has been 63" since 1927 in direct response to Ernie "Moose" Johnson's 75-inch stick, which gave him a reach of 99 inches. Recently, due to a few very tall players, Zdeno Chára (6' 9") in particular, the NHL has waived that on a case-by-case basis. http://www.epinions.com/review/The_Official_Rules_of_Hockey_by_James_Duplacey/content_228523347588
A girls Lacrosse stick should be about as long as your arms and fingers.
(Hockey) stick.
The bigger stick is primarily used for defensive players and is 72in long(With head) The smaller one is used for every other position and is 42in long.(With head)
it should measure as long from the players shoulder to a little farther than the hand they make us put the butt into our armpit and hold the stick under the head
A hockey stick should be measured and chosen when you have your skates on, or unless you have good judgment because a hockey stick should be no lower than your nose level( with your skates on). And its how ever you feel comfortable with your stick your the one who's gonna play with it. Its good to have the stick a little bit long so you have a nice long reach for the puck while not getting to close to the player with the puck -but- then again not too long.(:
Somewhere in the middle; some players prefer a stiff stick while others like a flexible one. It is up to each player.
a lacrosse stick.
it should react immediately after snapping it.
sticky browny long legs weirdo
stick around if your a faithful, loving person. if you know that the person is doing something wrong, then leave.
There is no such thing as an illegal curve in the nhl anymore. However you don't want to big of a curve because the bigger the curve the harder it is to backhand and the harder it is to stick handle on your backhand.
a snake maybe. you should get a long stick and look under the carpet make sure you stay well away though just in case.