The Y1 Hockey YLB X.2 Hockey Stick is designed to give enhanced drag-flicking abilities without compromising on the basics of hockey! The YLB has the perfect balance of power and ball control.

PRODUCT DETAILS

The YLB profile is our revolutionary stick that combines an aggressive low bow with our unique Carbon Power Chain technology.

The Carbon Power Chain allows the YLB to benefit from a 'knife cut' head shape and tapered under blade.

By reducing the underblade on the head of the stick it increases the ease of 3D skills. The backhand blade has been carbon reinforced to improve power and control of reverse stick shots and passes.

The YLB is designed to be the best drag-flicking stick in the market. We have included a natural concave shape on the shaft of the stick to aid the slingshot action. This does not reduce playability during normal match play.

The YLB X.2 is manufactured with specially enhanced Swedish carbon to increase the power of the stick to a level above the usual 80% carbon sticks. The Swedish X carbon properties in the YLB X.2 also allow the stick to remain incredibly soft to the touch.

• Composition: 80% Carbon & 20% Aramid/Fibreglass/Kevlar Mix
  
• Swedish X Carbon Jacket
• Balance Point: 39cm (+/- 1cm)
  
• Weight: 525g (+/- 10g)
  
• Bow: 24.5mm
• Bow Placement: 200mm

Y1 Technologies

• Y1 Swedish X Carbon Technology
  
• Y1 CPC Carbon Power Chain designed to increase power/stiffness when shooting
• Hot Edge - enhanced backhand zone for power
• Knife head design for ease of 3D skills on the move and reverse lifting
• Y1 Sling Groove design for slingshot action on drag flicking
• Bristled Extended High Control Area on head/shaft (EHCA)
• Y1 Durashock Blend End Cap to improve shock absorption and power transfer
  

Picking the right hockey stick can be hard so we have put together a series of blogs that will help you choose your perfect stick. We can help you choose your perfect stick , determine the right carbon level to play with, or find your perfect bend!

MODEL NAME: YOUNG ONES YLB X.2 (2025)