Professional hockey stick repair - The best place to have a broken twig repaired - Integral Hockey

Did you know that even if you snap your twig in half, Integral Hockey locations across North America have a patented and effective way to repair it back to a game worthy stick?
It's true.
We dig this for many reasons.
1. It saves money. The cost of a shaft break repair is ~$70, a blade repair ~$80, and a chipped heel or toe is right around $60 to repair. This can save a considerable amount of coin in comparison to buying a new stick between $275-$325
2. Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Less of anything in a landfill is a good move. With over one million registered hockey players in North America, if every player simply repaired one broken stick per year over tossing their twig, we would save approximately 1.2 million pounds of sticks tossed in the fill per year.
3. Extend the life of that stick that you love! Pretty straight forward...there is life after broken shaft for your favorite twig.
Check out this review of the process that these 2 broken hockey sticks went through, at the hands of NHL veteran defenseman and Integral Hockey
Connecticut owner, Andre Dore. From shipping to repair to having the sticks back in my hands, we will take you thought how easy the process is and just how amazing the stick performs after repair!
Steps:
1. Find your nearest Integral Hockey location (web address below)
2. Ship your broken stick(s)
3. Wait for them to be shipped back...fully repaired
4. Get out there and play!
PS. Our non-profit, Hockey for Good will also take your broken composite sticks for our Learn to Play camps! We are partnering with Integral Hockey to give broken sticks new life in the hands of new players! Message & follow us on Instagram @hockeyforgood
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