Integral Hockey · Stick sales and repair · London, Ontario

Every stick here is the only one of it.

Pro stock and refurbished sticks, graded and priced to play. Carbon shafts, blades and hosels repaired in our London shop.

New pro stock
47
Refurbished
1149
Repairing carbon
Since 2015
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In stock at the time of loading. Pro stock sells once.

Walk the wall

Pro stock comes out of team stock, so no two are quite alike. These are on the wall right now.

Every object is labelled the same way: model, then hand, flex, curve and height, then price, grade and stock number.

144

objects in this room

Each one is a single item. When it sells it comes off the wall.

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Three numbers get you there

Hand, flex and curve narrow the whole wall to the sticks you can actually play. If you already own a stick you like, match its numbers.

Hand
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If you do not know your numbers

Weight gets you a flex, height gets you a length, and curve is preference. Each answer ends on sticks you can buy.

What flex?

The usual starting point is about half your body weight. Cutting a stick down stiffens it, so if you play it short, size down.

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What length?

Standing in shoes, the butt-end should land between your chin and your nose. Our heights are measured floor to butt-end, so you can compare against a stick you already own.

Stick 58 – 62 inches Shop this length

What curve?

Curve is preference more than fit. If you already play a retail stick, match the code you know. Pro stock uses the same ones.

Guidance, not gospel. Plenty of players run well outside these numbers. Unsure? Ask us, we handle these sticks every day.

What a flex rating actually is

Three-point bend · 87 flex specimen · demonstration

  1. 1. At rest

  2. 2. Past spec

  3. 3. Snapped

  4. 4. Repaired, and loaded again

Load
0lb
Of rating
0%
Deflection
0.00″
State
At rest

Flex is not a marketing number. It is the pounds of force that bend a shaft one inch, supported at both ends and pressed in the middle. This one is an 87.

Push a carbon shaft past what it was built for and it does not bend further. It lets go, at the point carrying the most load.

This is where most sticks end. A three hundred dollar shaft, in two pieces, in the garage.

Or it comes to the shop. The break is rebuilt with new carbon, and a properly repaired shaft is reinforced at the repair, typically stronger at that point than the original.

Most repairs cost a fraction of a replacement, and we will tell you if a stick is not worth repairing rather than take the work.

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Carbon does not fail at a fixed number. The loads above belong to this demonstration, not to a test result.

After the break

The same carbon shaft photographed before and after repair: snapped clean in two, then rebuilt.
One that came in snapped clean, and the same shaft after. Our own work, photographed before and after.

  1. Tell us what broke

    Send a photo and a short description. We quote before any work starts.

  2. Ship it or drop it off

    Mail it in from anywhere in Canada, or bring it to the London shop.

  3. Back on the ice

    Carbon repairs come back reinforced at the break. Track your ticket the whole way.

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Before and after: blade, split at the toe, repaired in the London shop.
Blade, split at the toe
Before and after: hosel, broken low, repaired in the London shop.
Hosel, broken low

Questions

What does pro stock actually mean?

Pro stock sticks are built for professional players rather than retail, often with different layups, curves, or flex profiles than the version you can buy in a store. Because they come from team stock, each one is a single item. When it sells, it is gone.

How do I know what flex and curve I need?

If you already play a retail stick, match its flex and curve. Our listings use the same codes (P28, P92, P90TM and so on). Height is measured from the floor to the butt-end, so you can compare against a stick you own.

Is a repaired stick as strong as a new one?

A properly repaired carbon shaft is reinforced at the repair, so it is typically stronger at that point than the original. We will tell you if a stick is not worth repairing rather than take the work.

Do you ship across Canada?

Yes, for both sales and repairs. You can also visit the shop in London, Ontario.

Why is nothing sold out on the site?

Because every stick is a single item, a sold one is no longer something you can buy. Sold stock leaves the collections rather than sitting in the grid, so what you are looking at is what is on the wall.

The rooms

Counts are live. Sold stock leaves the room, so what is listed is what is on the wall.

What the grades mean

New Pro Stock
Never used. Built for a professional player rather than for retail.
Refurbished
Repaired in our shop and ready to play. Reinforced at the repair.
Used, Not Repaired
Sold as-is. Playable, with the wear you would expect.
Injured But Useable
Known damage, described on the listing. Priced accordingly.
  1. Refurbished 1149 in stock
  2. New pro stock 47 in stock
  3. Bauer 74 in stock
  4. CCM 28 in stock
  5. TRUE 2 in stock
  6. Goalie 7 in stock
  7. Skate steel 327 in stock
  8. On sale 44 in stock
LH Bauer Nexus 2N Pro wrapped as a Nexus Tracer

On the wall right now

LHBauer Nexus 2N Pro wrapped as a Nexus Tracer

Flex
82
Curve
P92
Height
68″
$150.00 Used, Not Repaired
UNR-274

One of 0 objects on the wall. When this one sells it comes off the wall, and this plate shows the next one.

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