One-piece composite senior stick from the Covert line, offered in W28 and M28 blade patterns
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The Warrior Covert QR6 is a one-piece composite stick in senior length, part of Warrior's Covert line. It is a full senior stick at a mid-range price, which makes it a sensible pick for an adult league forward or a growing player moving up from an intermediate.
One-piece construction means the shaft and blade are built as a single unit. There is no joint to work loose, and the feel through the shaft stays consistent as the stick breaks in.
Blade pattern and flex are set by the options on this listing. Compare the W28 and M28 patterns against our blade pattern chart before you choose, because curve, face and lie all change how the puck sits on the blade and where it leaves it. Read the flex number as pounds of force needed to bend the shaft fully: too soft and shots come off weak and off target, too stiff and you never load it at all.
Length is preference. Stand in bare feet with the toe of the blade on the floor, and most players want the butt end somewhere between the mouth and the nose, with eye level the ceiling for a player still growing. A stick stiffens as you shorten it, roughly three per cent an inch, so take a little off at a time.
Build: One-piece composite
Blade patterns: W28, M28
Hand and flex: L-85
Division: Senior
Series: Covert
Curve Comparison Chart
Curves, or blade patterns, play a large part in a hockey player's game when it comes to sticks. The right curve enhances shooting, passing, and stickhandling, so finding what works best for you is crucial.
Sticks come in senior, intermediate, junior and youth lengths with matching flex options, and the smaller divisions use slimmer shafts that are easier for young hands to control. Go by height and weight first. For length, stand in bare feet with the toe of the blade on the floor: between the mouth and the nose is a good benchmark, and eye level is the maximum for a player still growing. Mark the shaft, cut, then put the plug back in so the top is not left open. Cutting raises the flex by roughly three per cent an inch, so take the least amount first.
Build: One-piece composite
Blade patterns: W28, M28
Hand and flex: L-85
Division: Senior
Series: Covert
Curve Comparison Chart
Curves, or blade patterns, play a large part in a hockey player's game when it comes to sticks. The right curve enhances shooting, passing, and stickhandling, so finding what works best for you is crucial.
Sticks come in senior, intermediate, junior and youth lengths with matching flex options, and the smaller divisions use slimmer shafts that are easier for young hands to control. Go by height and weight first. For length, stand in bare feet with the toe of the blade on the floor: between the mouth and the nose is a good benchmark, and eye level is the maximum for a player still growing. Mark the shaft, cut, then put the plug back in so the top is not left open. Cutting raises the flex by roughly three per cent an inch, so take the least amount first.
