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: Many users in the hockey community suggest that repairs near the middle of the shaft feel better than those near the bottom or blade. 3. Buy New-Old-Stock (NOS) or Wooden Sticks : Uses a patented process to restore broken

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For beginners or those who primarily play "beer league," a high-end composite may be overkill.

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