Edge Armor Hockey Stick Blade Protector | Off-Ice Training Essential, Fits Senior + Junior + Youth Sizes, Durable Impact-Resistant Plastic, Quick 3-Step Application

Great product, if you play roller hockey it protects really well. I taped over it and it hasn’t affected accuracy. They fit really well, but add a couple ounces.

Do not even think about spending $30+ for a "wraparound" branded blade protector. These are slimmer and tighter fitting, and you can buy 6 of these for the price of one of those! After years of using 2-piece sticks because I didn't like the feel of having a blade protector, I tried these and now I don't even notice it anymore. Amazing to be able to play with your favorite stick and not worry for one second about ruining it. Obviously it takes a bit to get used to it, but if you stick it on there as tight as you can, and tape your stick as you normally would, it feels pretty normal. I only tape about 3/4 to toe, and I don't tape the heel except for one thin wrap of 1" tape almost up on the hosel. Seriously it makes no sense why "wraparound" charges $30+.

Didn’t hold up as long as the 20 dollar ones but 2 for half the price well worth it. Will buy again.

I recently purchased this stick blade cover with high hopes of enhancing my performance on the street. However, after using it extensively, I am deeply disappointed by its overall quality and performance. Allow me to elaborate on a couple aspects that have left me dissatisfied. First and foremost, the stick covers durability is abysmal. Within just a few practices, I noticed significant wear and tear, including chipped and cracked areas on the blade cover. This compromised the structural integrity and greatly impacted my shooting accuracy and power. For a product that claims to be designed for high-performance play, this level of fragility is unacceptable. Next, the price of the Franklin hockey stick cover is unjustifiably high considering its poor performance and quality. I expected a product of superior craftsmanship and durability, but unfortunately, the stick fails to live up to its price tag. In conclusion, the Franklin stick blade cover has been a disappointing investment. Its lack of durability and inflated price make it an unsatisfactory choice for any hockey player. I strongly advise against purchasing this stick blade cover and recommend exploring other options that offer better quality and performance.

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I have used only one for about half year on blacktop and it is still working great. I don’t understand why some people say it’s junk. Mine is working great and I use it a lot. Like I said I haven’t had to use the second one yet

Overall, I’d say these are great! Super affordable, durable, and long lasting. I’m a 30 year old who uses them to shoot around in my garage and they’ve held up wonderfully! I’ve had them for about 6 months or so and I haven’t needed to replace them yet.

These do their intended job but still dont 'feel' great on your stick. Not sure how they could be improved so if protecting your stick is more important than stick 'feel', these are a good investment. Im using these for cement roller hockey and dont want to destroy my carbon stick.

Great covers stay on easy to fit & remove

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So these work and do protect the stick. I used them for my son's ball hockey sticks. They are a bit large for youth size sticks but still fit if you tape them. The drawback is that you have to tape them so as you use them the tape wears and releases. It takes a while so it's not a big deal, but it is a pain. It might also be because I'm using them on a youth stick. With that said, I'd buy them again as usually the driveway eats through those sticks. Now they last all year.

Works great for protecting the blade when playing on the street. However, if you use this inside it will leave marks on yeh floor. Easy enough to clean off but a bit of a hassle.

I play outdoor roller hockey 1x/week and probably have to replace every 3-4 mths. Not as easy to apply as the bauer clip on as have to use hockey tape, but it works well for me.