Depending on your preference, the weight may be evenly distributed throughout the length of the stick or concentrated in the stick's toe or head. The weight in the toe should not be so much as to limit your stick speed when playing the ball. Most players will use a stick in the medium range. While the length of the stick is often determined by height, players often select the longest stick they can handle comfortably. The chart below shows the general guideline for choosing the appropriate length stick.
Flexible sticks tend to be more durable than their stiffer counterparts.
Advanced players may apt for a stiffer stick for encreased power Manufacturers may add a variety of reinforcing materials to the stick to add strength and durability or promote either stiffness or flexability. A basic material reinforcing the handle. Fiberglass adds strength and durability. Fiberglass reinforcement also helps to prevent wear. One of the most effective stiffening materials.