Brabo Elite Two WTB Forged Carbon Hockey Stick 2026/2027
- Brabo Hockey
Brabo Elite Two WTB Forged Carbon Hockey Stick 2026/2027
- Brabo Hockey
Size chart
- 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
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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.
Hockey Shoes Size Guide
Hockey Shoe Size Charts — UK, EU, US and CM
Find your brand below and choose the correct junior, men's, women's or unisex category. There is no single universal shoe-size conversion across brands. Use the chart for the specific brand and age category of the shoes you are buying.
How to measure your feet
- Wear the socks you would normally wear for hockey.
- Stand with your heel against a wall on a sheet of paper.
- Mark the end of your longest toe and measure from the wall to the mark in centimetres.
- Measure both feet and use the longer measurement to consult the correct brand's guide.
Important: "CM/JP" may be a shoe-label size, not actual measured foot length. Where available, use the separate "Foot length (cm)" column for a measured foot. K and J both mean junior/kids. US youth sizes may be marked Y or C. Junior and adult conversions can differ even when the UK number is identical.
Choose a shoe that holds the heel securely, feels comfortable around the midfoot and leaves room for the toes without excessive movement. A conversion chart does not guarantee the same fit across different brands or models.
Adidas shoe sizing
ASICS shoe sizing
Brabo shoe sizing
Source: Brabo shoe-box size chart. This takes priority over catalogue SKU endings where they differ.
Grays shoe sizing
Kookaburra shoe sizing
Kookaburra: Junior and adult ranges overlap and have different EU equivalents.
Mizuno shoe sizing
Nike shoe sizing
Nike: CM/JP and actual foot length are different measurements. Nike older-kids UK 6 has two labelled entries; use the specific product label to distinguish them.
Osaka shoe sizing
Osaka: Junior UK 2.5 = EU 35, whereas senior UK 2.5 = EU 35.5. Do not combine junior and senior conversions.
Questions about sizing?
Tell our team the brand and model you are considering, whether it is junior or adult footwear, your current shoe size and (if possible) your measured foot length. We can help you check the most suitable option. Shoe sizes and fit can vary between brands.
Manufacturer sizing references are guidance, not a guarantee of fit. Blank measurements shown as a dash were not provided in the source chart. Product stock and availability should be checked separately.
Hockey Shoe Sizing — Important Information
Hockey Factory Shop provides manufacturer-specific footwear size conversion charts for Adidas, ASICS, Brabo, Grays, Kookaburra, Mizuno, Nike and Osaka.
How to choose the correct size
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Select the brand of hockey shoe first.
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Choose the appropriate junior, men's, women's or unisex chart.
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Use the manufacturer's UK, EU and US size conversions rather than assuming all brands use identical sizing.
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Where a foot-length measurement is provided, measure both feet and use the longer measurement.
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A CM/JP shoe-size label is not necessarily the same as the actual measured foot length.
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Junior sizes marked K (Kids) and J (Junior) refer to the same junior sizing category. These letters do not change the numerical size conversion.
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Junior and adult conversions can differ, even when the UK size number is identical.
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ASICS unisex footwear generally follows the men's size chart unless the product specifies otherwise.
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For Brabo footwear, use the manufacturer's shoe-box conversion chart where it differs from catalogue SKU information.
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If a size falls between two measurements, check the manufacturer's fitting advice and the customer's preferred fit rather than automatically selecting a larger size.
Changing between footwear brands
A customer changing from one manufacturer to another should not automatically choose the same EU or US size. Check the appropriate manufacturer's chart for each brand. Where available, compare actual foot-length measurements and take account of the fit of the customer's existing shoes.
Need help choosing?
If you are unsure which size to order, please contact Hockey Factory Shop before purchasing. Our team can help you compare the available sizing information.
Important Footwear Sizing Information
Brabo US sizes
Brabo footwear uses the manufacturer's shoe-box size conversion chart. The US size designations must be quoted exactly as printed, including any letters.
For example, Brabo UK 9 corresponds to EU 43 and US 10W. The designation 10W must not be changed to US men's 10. The manufacturer's original size label takes priority over any conflicting catalogue SKU information.
Changing brands or moving from junior to adult footwear
UK, EU and US size conversions can vary between manufacturers and between junior and adult ranges.
When changing footwear brands or moving from junior to adult shoes, use the relevant manufacturer's size chart and check the fit. Matching a UK size does not necessarily guarantee identical fit or comfort.
Where available, compare actual heel-to-toe foot measurements rather than relying solely on EU or US size conversions. Do not confuse CM/JP shoe-label measurements with actual foot length.
Hockey shoes should hold the heel securely, feel comfortable around the midfoot and allow appropriate room for the toes.
Hockey Shin Guard Size Guide
Player height is the best starting point when choosing shin guards, but body proportions, the shape of the guard and personal comfort also matter. If a guard rises too high towards the knee, it can be uncomfortable. Check the fit before playing.
Use the specific manufacturer’s chart where available. Sizes are not necessarily interchangeable between brands or between junior and adult models. Where a manufacturer supplies guard length rather than player height, compare that measurement with a well-fitting pair and check how the manufacturer measures it.
Adult hockey shin guards typically protect the front and sides of the shin and extend towards the ankle. Junior models may have a similar shape or use a football-style guard with an ankle sock. A higher price does not automatically mean better protection; differences often relate to materials, construction and comfort. Choose a guard with suitable coverage that fits securely.
Adidas
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| 2XS | 100–120 cm | 21.5 cm |
| XS | 121–140 cm | 24 cm |
| S | 141–160 cm | 26.5 cm |
| M | 161–180 cm | 29.2 cm |
| L | 181–200+ cm | 31.7 cm |
Grays
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| 2XS | 100–120 cm | — |
| XS | 121–140 cm | — |
| S | 141–160 cm | — |
| M | 161–180 cm | — |
| L | 181–200 cm | — |
| XL | 200+ cm | — |
Brabo
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| 3XS | Under 110 cm | — |
| 2XS | 100–130 cm | — |
| XS | 120–150 cm | — |
| S | 140–170 cm | — |
| M | 160–180 cm | — |
| L | 175–190 cm | — |
| XL | Over 180 cm | — |
Princess
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| 3XS | Under 110 cm | — |
| 2XS | 100–130 cm | — |
| XS | 120–150 cm | — |
| S | 140–170 cm | — |
| M | 160–180 cm | — |
| L | 175–190 cm | — |
| XL | Over 180 cm | — |
Kookaburra
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 120–140 cm | — |
| S | 140–160 cm | — |
| M | 160–180 cm | — |
| L | 180–200 cm | — |
Mercian
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 120–140 cm | — |
| S | 140–160 cm | — |
| M | 160–180 cm | — |
| L | 180–200 cm | — |
Osaka — Adult
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| S | 135–155 cm | 24 cm centre height |
| M | 155–170 cm | 27 cm centre height |
| L | 170–185 cm | 30 cm centre height |
Osaka — Kids Keigo
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| 2XS | 100–120 cm | 18 cm centre height |
| XS | 120–140 cm | 20 cm centre height |
| S | 140–160 cm | 22 cm centre height |
TK — Junior
| Size | Player height | Guard measurement (where provided) |
|---|---|---|
| 3XS | 70–95 cm | 18 cm |
| 2XS | 95–115 cm | 19 cm |
| XS | 115–130 cm | 20 cm |
| S | 135–155 cm | 22 cm |
| M | 155–170 cm | 24 cm |
JDH — manufacturer height guide
JDH uses overlapping height bands rather than one fixed size per height. The chart supplied shows:
| Player height | Manufacturer size recommendation |
|---|---|
| Under 100 cm | Junior |
| 100–120 cm | 2XS–S |
| 130 cm | XS–S |
| 140 cm | S |
| 150 cm | S–M |
| 160 cm | M |
| 170 cm | M–L |
| 180 cm | L |
| 190+ cm | L |
Where bands overlap, check the particular product’s size availability and fit.
Gryphon — model-specific guard lengths
Gryphon supplies outside guard lengths for these models, rather than a player-height conversion.
| Model | Size | Outside length |
|---|---|---|
| Anatomic Pro G4 | S | 32 cm |
| Anatomic Pro G4 | M | 34 cm |
| Anatomic Pro G4 | L | 38 cm |
| Classic G4 | S | 30 cm |
| Classic G4 | M | 32 cm |
| Classic G4 | L | 36 cm |
Byte — model-specific guard lengths
The supplied Byte ZT chart lists both outside and inside leg lengths.
| Size | Outside leg length | Inside leg length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 31.5 cm | 27.5 cm |
| M | 36 cm | 29.5 cm |
| L | 38 cm | 32.5 cm |
Ritual — shin-length guide
Ritual uses shin length, not overall player height. Measure the shin and compare against these recommendations.
| Size | Shin length |
|---|---|
| 2XS | 24 cm and under |
| XS | 24–27 cm |
| S | 27–32 cm |
| M | 32–36 cm |
| L | 36 cm and over |
TK — Senior guard lengths
Approximate measurements vary by model; these are not universal TK measurements.
| Size | Approximate guard length |
|---|---|
| S | Approx. 27–28.5 cm |
| M | Approx. 29–30 cm |
| L | Approx. 31–32 cm |
| XL | No confirmed length supplied |
Between sizes? Try the guards on with your normal hockey socks. Check that they stay in place, cover the required areas and do not dig into the ankle or knee when bending. If unsure, contact our team with the player’s height and the brand/model you are considering.