Field Hockey Stick

Field Hockey Stick

Drawing of a Field Hockey Stick showing dimensioned analysis of the length, width and depth
Description
Description

A Field Hockey Stick is used by players to shoot the ball into the goal while playing Field Hockey. Field Hockey Sticks were historically made from hickory, ash, or mulberry wood. Currently, Field Hockey Sticks made from wood are still available, but most are made from composite materials. Typically, a Field Hockey Stick is made out of fiberglass, aramid fiber, and carbon fiber. There are 3 components to a Field Hockey Stick: the head, handle, and splice. Hockey stick heads vary in size. The different types of Field Hockey Sticks include Elite sticks, Advanced sticks, Competitive sticks, and Beginner sticks.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Field Hockey Sticks have a typical length of 35”-38” (89-95 cm), max length of 41” (104.1 cm), width between 4.33”-4.88” (110-124 mm), and diameter of 1.2” (30 mm). The weight of a Field Hockey Stick is between 19-22 oz (538-623 g) with a maximum of 26 oz (737 g).

Diagram showing the various Toe Shapes of Field Hockey Sticks
Diagram showing the various Toe Shapes of Field Hockey Sticks
3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
3D model of a Field Hockey Stick viewed in perspectiveField Hockey Stick
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
Width:
4.33”-4.88” | 110-124 mm
Depth:
1.2” | 30 mm (Diameter)
Length:
35”-38” | 89-95 cm; 41” | 104.1 cm (Max)
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Weight:
19-22 oz | 538-623 g; 26 oz | 737 g (Max)
Area:
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Handle Length: 12”-14 | 30.5-35.6 cm
Materials: Ash wood (traditional), fiberglass, carbon fiber, graphite, kevlar

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Drawings include:
Field Hockey Stick Elevations (various)

Field hockey is a fast-paced, team sport played on a grass or synthetic turf field. It involves two teams, each with eleven players, including a goalkeeper. Players use curved sticks to hit a small, hard ball, aiming to score goals in the opposing team's net.

5’8” | 1.73 m
August 10, 1977
Luciana Aymar
173.000
1977.00
16000
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Luciana Aymar
5’5” | 1.65 m
March 26, 1986
Ellen Hoog
165.000
1986.00
12000
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Ellen Hoog
4.33”-4.88” | 110-124 mm
1.2” | 30 mm (Diameter)
35”-38” | 89-95 cm; 41” | 104.1 cm (Max)
19-22 oz | 538-623 g; 26 oz | 737 g (Max)
Field Hockey Stick
12.400
3.000
104.100
0.737
4000
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Field Hockey Stick3D model of a Field Hockey Stick viewed in perspective3D model of a Field Hockey Stick viewed in perspective
5’6” | 1.68 m
March 23, 1989
Eva de Goede
168.000
1989.00
2600
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Eva de Goede
5’8” | 1.73 m
March 12, 1979
Jamie Dwyer
173.000
1979.00
700
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Jamie Dwyer
2.81”-2.94” | 71.3-74.8 mm (Diameter)
5.5-5.7 oz | 156-163 g
Field Hockey Ball
7.480
0.163
500
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Field Hockey BallView of a Field Hockey Ball in 3D available for downloadView of a Field Hockey Ball in 3D available for download
7’ | 2.14 m (Inside)
12’ | 3.66 m (Inside)
47.24” | 1.2 m (Minimum)
200 lb | 90 kg (Typical)
Field Hockey Goal
214.000
366.000
120.000
90.000
350
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Field Hockey GoalView of a Field Hockey Goal in 3D available for downloadView of a Field Hockey Goal in 3D available for download
180’ (60 yd) | 54.86 m
300’ (100 yd) | 91.44 m
54,000 ft² | 5017 m²
Field Hockey Pitch
5486.000
9144.000
5017.00
250
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Field Hockey PitchPerspective view of a 3D model of a Field Hockey PitchPerspective view of a 3D model of a Field Hockey Pitch