What to Do With Your Broken Hockey Sticks
September 3, 2007 by Tyler
Filed under Hockey Columns, Hockey Equipment
With the composite hockey stick becoming common place in today’s game, you might think that there is no use for the old fashioned wooden stick anymore.
If you have ever wondered what you could do with your old broken hockey sticks, I found a couple of ideas that you just might like to try.
You could make a nice park bench like this one on Westham Island in Ladner, Bristish Columbia.

If you consider yourself the artistic type, you might like to create some hockey art like this.

If you’re not quite that creative, I might suggest making a simple hockey stick box like this one.

Or…if you have a couple of sticks that aren’t broken, you could make one of these nice coat racks.

If you find yourself in possession of a huge amount of old wooden sticks and some serious carpentry skills, you should certainly make a wooden lounge chair with a matching ottoman like this one.

Now that you have some ideas about how to use your old wooden sticks, you won’t feel so bad when you drop $300.00 on a new composite stick like the Reebok RBK 9K O-Tech!
Of course you could save a few bucks and pick up a RBK 9K stick for only about $200.00 on Ebay!




Tyler on Fri, 7th Sep 2007 7:23 pm
These are some great ideas, but Toronto fans might prefer to use their old wooden sticks to make a ladder that will help the Leafs climb out of the basement this season!
kyle on Tue, 4th Dec 2007 3:31 pm
ya whatever the leafs will make the playoffs this year
guaranteed
Mark in Minnesota on Wed, 7th May 2008 12:40 pm
Hey Kyle, nice prediction GUARANTEED, ey buddy. How’s golf?
Cody on Sat, 29th Nov 2008 11:45 am
Where do you get used sticks?????