What is all the parts of a hockey stick?

Answer 1

First you will have to have a shaft whether it be a titanium, kryptic aluminum or fiber glass interior. Then you will need a head that is meshed with a type of mesh you want. There is soft mesh hard mesh and monster mesh, all having different benefits than you will either have a hole to screw a screw into or have to make your own.

-tj Played Lacrosse for 14 years been on every A team and team Alberta

Answer 2

there is the butt end (which is the black rubber piece at one end) the shaft, the head, and the strings (this area also referred to as the pocket).

The head consists of

Parts of a Lacrosse Stick

Head -- the plastic/wooden part of the stick connected to the handle.

Scoop- top portion of the head- generally the widest portion of the head

Throat -- the lower part of the head where the handle is.

Sidewalls- the two side sections of the head that connect the scoop and throat.

Ballstop- A thin piece of rubber or foam located in the throat to cushion the ball

Handle or Shaft -- an aluminum or wooden pole connected to the head of the stick. The

part of the stick that players grasp when executing all maneuvers with their sticks.

Pocket -- the strung part of the head of the stick, which holds the ball.

The Butt End -- the lower end of the handle of the stick.

Answer 3

The stick consists of two main parts, the HEAD and the HANDLE. The handle is the longer part of the stick, where you hold the stick on the GRIP. The head is the hook-shaped part at the bottom, and is used to hit and flick the ball. The BACK of the stick is the rounded side, and the FRONT of the stick is the flatter side. The EDGES are the rounded edges between these sides.

Answer 4

The butt end is the very top of the stick. The knob involves a knob of tape at the butt end, for grip. The shaft is everything except the blade, including the butt end. The blade has a heel, and a toe, which are just what you'd imagine them to be.

So Butt End, Shaft, Blade (which has a heel, and a toe).

Answer 5

There are actually only 3 parts.. The knob, shaft and the blade. Some people don't like to use the word knob but it's all the same thing!

Answer 6

Most hockey sticks are composed of three distinct parts: a shaft, blade, and a butt-end.

Single-piece sticks are self explanatory.

Answer 7

Knob, shaft, blade

Answer 8

The shaft and blade.

Answer 9

handle, toe, front, back