[marilive]

Is there a regulation regarding the length of a goalie's stick?

I noticed some guys like using the attack stick length or custom cut their shafts.

But somewhere, I think when my son went on college visits, one of the coaches said his stick was barely regulation length. Which could lead to a penalty if a nit-picky official should measure.

[Atmosphere]

A shaft can be as short as an attack shaft or as long as a D-pole. It can also be somewhere in between.

[sam9theman]

If you buy a goalie shaft, they're usually 40", but some people like them to be 30" or to have A/M shafts.
I use an attack shaft cuz I'm short and it's easier for me.

[goalmaster2]

i take off three to four inch, and i am not sure about the d-pole length, i think it can be no longer then 40 inch

[Atmosphere]

At a goalie camp I went too. We were playing full-field games and people were using defense sticks.

[goalmaster2]

i have never seen a d-pole on a goalie stick and i have played for 12 years.....i am positive that it can be no longer then 40 inch.

[Dadabhoy]

I have seen an Abyss/Goalmaster stuck on a dpole. It was hilarious. But it was not used in a game. It was a stick my league had and I was walking around with it. I usually use a 40" shaft. It feels the most comfortable.

[goalmaster2]

i have only seen it as a joke, if you could have it that big, there would be no reason to it and it would be a disatvantage, i think 40 in would be the longest practical length of a shaft.

[laxislife1265]

40" works well for me but sometimes ill lop off an inch or two

[emlax69]

i played with a goalie head on a dpole for practice but im not sure you can use it in a game