Overview
The Warrior Composite End Plugs adds 6" of extension to a senior and junior hockey stick or shaft, as well as 8" for senior hockey sticks or shafts. The end plug is constructed of a high-quality carbon fiber that does not add much weight but is perfect for a player who needs to add just a little more height to their stick or shaft. Unlike traditional wood end plugs, the composite plugs help to keep responsiveness and balance as consistent as possible from head to toe.
Warrior offers these plugs in a Traditional Senior, Tapered Senior, and Traditional Junior sizes. The tapered end plug is the same circumference as the traditional plug at the bottom of the handle and gradually tapers into a smaller circumference as it gets closer to the top of the plug, perfect for players using intermediate shafts or those who enjoy smaller shaft dimensions. End plugs are all sold separately.
Specifications
| CONSTRUCTION | |
|---|---|
| Model Number |
ENDPLUGS
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| Length | Senior: 6", 8" (Traditional and Tapered Options For 6" Only) Junior: 6" |
| Material | Full Carbon Fiber Composite, Pre-Glued |
| Compatibility | Senior: Senior and Intermediate Warrior Hockey Sticks Junior: Junior Warrior Hockey Sticks Fits Most Shafts and Sticks From Other Brands |
| Weight | 6": 58 grams w/ Glue 8": 77 grams w/ Glue |
Previous Feedback
Comments: : I have had no complaints actually i have loved this butt end i used to use wood but it was heavy and made the stick feel unbalanced so i would drill holes in the butt end which helped but didn't fix it i bought two one Jr and one Sr butt end and the both add 6 inches to the end which is perfect for me they are feather light and when you pay almost 300 for a top end stick you want i to be light and balanced even with a butt end these work incredibly for that also you may need to add more glue or a strip of tape i didn't need to but every stick is different but regardless these are great
From: Scott, San Jose, CA
Comments: Two piece design uses a bonding material, which failed after only a few minutes of warm-up shots. This allowed the grip portion to pivot slightly on the insert. Just go with a traditional wood plug and play worry-free.
From: Josh, AZ