Nobody. Adrian Aucoin and Paul Stastny were two of the last players to switch over from wood to composite at the beginning of the 2010-11 season. There are no longer any wooden sticks being manufactured in North America, as they have all been outsourced overseas by Ice Hockey brands.
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Yes there are still some that use wood hockey sticks. There is actually a whole lot of them that still use one.
Hockey sticks were originally made out of wood. But now a days Pro Hockey sticks are made of graphite woven from carbon. NHL players have their sticks custom made accoring to them and what makes them play better. Each player has a different way they like their sticks. The Sticks are made of graphite because they can easily bend when they're taking a shot on goal. Wood sticks can't bend.
Normally, they use composite instead of wood.
with wood
Hickory and Ash are common woods for hockey sticks.
Hespeler hockey sticks are made by Heritage Wood Specialties. Heritage Wood Specialties bought the Hespeler brand from Bauer Nike in 2003.
fiberglass Or wood in some casesrg
they are made out of wood and then the cycle begains
hickory and ash
Wood in a hockey stick? They don't use wood anymore but composite material that breaks more easily.
Sidney Crosby uses the 10k sickkick reebok hockey stick
It really doesn't make a difference (except that wood sticks tend to be heavier and you also get more flex in a composite stick). It is mostly your preference.