Top 7 Most Expensive Hockey Sticks In The World

Hockey, a sport of agility and precision, is played at its best when the players are equipped with the right gear. Among the essential pieces of equipment in hockey is the hockey stick. The quality of a hockey stick can significantly influence a player’s performance on the ice.

These prized sticks often have certain features and technologies to improve a player’s shot accuracy, control, and power. However, these advanced features often come with a hefty price tag.

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The market for hockey sticks is vast, with options ranging from budget-friendly to high-end luxury models. Here we would like to share the world's top 7 most expensive hockey sticks to be sold.

7. Bauer Vapor X60 ($1,700)

The Bauer Vapor X60 is a hockey stick that is designed for players who want to have a quick and accurate shot release. The stick features the Intelli-Sense Shot Technology, which adapts the flex profile of the shaft depending on the type of shot the player is taking.

This means that the stick will have a lower flex point for wrist and snap shots, and a higher flex point for slap shots, allowing the player to maximize the loading and energy transfer of the stick.

The Bauer Vapor X60 is one of the most expensive hockey sticks on the market, with a retail price of $1,700. This is because the stick uses the best materials and technologies that Bauer has to offer, and it is aimed at advanced to pro-level players who demand the best performance from their equipment.

6. Easton Synergy E50 ($1,800)

The Easton Synergy E50 is perhaps Easton’s most technologically advanced hockey stick. It comes with the new EQ50 carbon fiber heel cup which is connected to a low-profile composite outsole to support the full torque of a powerful stride.

The Synergy EQ50 also introduces a molded, felt-lined tongue with a hard lacebite guard. The interior is Nash, and a grip print is down the back and around the heels. Price at $1,800 it is definitely one of a kind hockey stick to have.

5. Warrior Dolomite DD ($2,000)

The Warrior Dolomite DD is Warrior’s most technologically advanced stick to date. It features the new Double D blade core construction which allows for a high-density section near the heel and a lower-dense section towards the toe of the blade.

The Dolomite DD also introduces Carbon Elite construction with the use of multi-bias fiber placement which gives this stick superior balance and fee. The nipple grip coating enhances stick control on top of it weighing in at only 440 grams.

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It is definitely a price worth paying for and it is considered the final evolution of the legendary Dolo stick line based on users on Youtube.

4. Bauer Supreme TotalOne ($2,100)

The Bauer Supreme TotalOne is a hockey stick that is designed for players who want to have maximum power and accuracy in their shots. This hockey stick features the Monocomp Technology which eliminates excess material and improves the balance and consistency of the stick.

It is also made out of TeXtreme Carbon Fiber which is a lightweight and strong carbon fiber that is exclusive to Bauer’s Vapor line and reduces the overall weight of the stick. The Bauer Supreme TotalOne comes at a retail price of $2,100 which utilizes some of the finest materials and advanced technology on the market.

3. Reebok 11K Sickick III ($2,200)

The Reebok 11K Sickick III is a high-end hockey stick praised for its advanced technology and superior performance. It features the new patent-pending Dual Matrix Technology and Guided Blade Technology™ which gives players a release so charged up, it could only be a SICKICK.

The SICKICK 3 features different graphite weaves on the stick's forehand and backhand, offering an improved shot release, making the 11K sticks the most powerful stick yet from Reebok.

Despite its high price tag, the Reebok 11K Sickick III has been well-received by players.

2. The Moffatt Stick ($300,000)

The Moffatt Stick is a fascinating artifact that dates back to the 1830s. This stick was hand-hewn in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, from a single piece of sugar maple. The Canadian Museum of History decided to purchase this short-handled, long-bladed stick for $300,000 making it one of the most expensive hockey sticks on the market.

The initials “WM” for William Moffatt are carved into the blade. It was used by generations of the Moffatt family, including Warren C. Moffatt (1881-1963) and Thomas A. Moffatt (1837-1911).

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Today, the Moffatt Stick is on display in the Canadian Museum of History in Ottawa where visitors can witness this expensive hockey stick for themselves.

1. The Sharpes Hockey Stick ($2.2 Million)

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The Sharpe’s Hockey Stick is a remarkable piece of sports history. This hockey stick, believed to have been carved between 1852 and 1856, holds the record for being the most expensive hockey stick ever sold for $2.2 million.

The stick is also reported to be one of the world’s oldest hockey sticks, predating another stick currently on display in the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, dated 1881. The Sharpe’s Hockey Stick was sold by Gord Sharpe, who said that the stick was carved by Alexander Rutherford and handed to him by his great uncle, Melville Rutherford.

Today, this historic artifact is on display in the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, where visitors can captivate its rich history and record-breaking price tag.

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