Adidas Stabil 16 Women's Indoor Hockey Shoes Aqua 2024
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Adidas Stabil 16 Women's Indoor Hockey Shoes Aqua 2024
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Size chart
Sizing Information
- We know that picking the right size can be tricky, especially when shopping online. Where possible, we have listed size guides along side individual products. This is an on going process and we will be adding size guides for all of the shoes, clothing and protection that we can.
- We will be listing size guides for our Goalkeeping products where and when we can. You can also contact us for further advice on Goalkeeper sizing and we will do our best to advise you.
- Dimensions for our stick and kit bags can be found in the Product Information Tab on individual listings, where we have been informed by the manufacturer. If you need any further guidance on luggage sizes, feel free to contact us.
Hockey Stick Size Guide
Find the right stick for your game
Whether you're buying your child's first hockey stick or upgrading to a new one, choosing the correct length makes a real difference to comfort, control and technique.
What size hockey stick do I need?
The easiest way to start is with the player's age, but height is the more reliable guide. Children grow at different rates, so always check their height before choosing a stick.
Hockey Stick Size Chart
|
Approximate age |
Height (cm) |
Height (ft/in) |
Stick |
|---|---|---|---|
|
2–3 |
Under 92 |
Under 3'0" |
24" |
|
3–4 |
92–101 |
3'0"–3'4" |
26" |
|
4–5 |
102–106 |
3'4"–3'6" |
27" |
|
4–6 |
107–116 |
3'6"–3'10" |
28" |
|
6–7 |
117–121 |
3'10"–4'0" |
30" |
|
7–8 |
122–126 |
4'0"–4'2" |
31" |
|
8–9 |
127–131 |
4'2"–4'4" |
32" |
|
9–10 |
132–139 |
4'4"–4'7" |
33" |
|
10–12 |
140–151 |
4'7"–4'11" |
34" |
|
12–14 |
152–161 |
5'0"–5'3" |
35" |
|
13+ / Adult |
162+ |
5'4"+ |
36.5" |
|
Adult preference |
Varies |
Varies |
37.5"+ |
How to check the fit
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Stand the hockey stick upright beside the player, with the head resting on the floor.
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For younger players, check whether the top of the handle reaches approximately the hip bone.
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Make sure the player can hold and control the stick comfortably.
Should I buy a longer stick for my child to grow into?
Junior vs adult hockey sticks
Junior sticks are generally available in shorter lengths, up to approximately 35 inches. A 36.5-inch stick is the standard adult starting point, while 37.5-inch and longer sticks are available for players who prefer additional reach.
Individual manufacturers may classify their junior and adult models differently.
Still unsure which size to choose?
If you're between sizes, already have a stick you find comfortable, or need advice choosing your first stick, our team can help.
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