Bauer Supreme FUSE Senior Goalie Stick — pro stick with TeXtreme Carbon Paddle, ErgoGrip Handle and Square Toe for the elite goaltender.
⚠ Paddle length (24–27") and lie (13–15) are sized separately based on stance. Curve options vary by stick model — check the product page for what's available.
The Bauer Supreme FUSE Senior Goalie Stick is the pro goalie stick for the elite goaltender who moves the puck like a third defenseman. With TeXtreme Carbon Fiber Paddle, Tapered Spine and ErgoGrip Handle, FUSE delivers the feel you need to fuel breakouts and keep the momentum.
The TeXtreme Carbon Fiber Paddle delivers lightweight carbon weave that balances the stick without sacrificing strength. The Tapered Spine lowers the stick's kick point while keeping weight low and enhancing puck feel — you feel the puck better with every touch.
The UD Carbon Fiber Shaft with unidirectional carbon absorbs impacts and reduces vibrations — your hand doesn't fatigue after hard stick saves. The ErgoGrip Handle reduces negative space between your hand and the stick for improved comfort and control.
The TeXtreme Carbon Fiber Blade with Expancel is lightweight and resilient — Expancel foam dampens vibrations. The Square Toe has squared corners that help you handle hard rims along the boards — critical for active puck-handling goaltenders.
Bottom line: The Bauer Supreme FUSE Senior is the pro goalie stick for the elite goaltender who moves the puck like a third defenseman. Shop Bauer hockey gear and other elite hockey equipment at MonkeySports.
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Buying Guide
Choose the right paddle length and shaft length based on your height and stance — sizing is personal and there is no single right answer.
This guide is general and based on widely accepted guidelines. Individual stance, preferences and playing style can vary significantly — use this as a starting point.
The distance from the blade heel to the bottom of the shaft. The most important measurement — determines coverage in the butterfly position.
From blade heel to the top of the shaft. Rule of thumb: the shaft should reach the shoulder when standing upright with skates on. Affects passing ability and reach.
Stand in butterfly with skates on. The blocker side should sit parallel to the leg pad — no gap inside and nothing sticking out beyond the edge.
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Paddle length is listed in inches and is the primary choice. The ranges below are starting points — always choose based on how the stick actually sits on the ice.
The shortest paddle for the youngest goalies. The key is that the blade lies flat on the ice without the shaft angling up — go shorter rather than longer to maintain full control.
A Junior paddle suits most young goalies at primary school age. The paddle should cover the ice in front of the skate without being too heavy or hard to handle.
Intermediate is the right segment for rapidly growing goalies. Choose a paddle towards the shorter end if the goalie is still growing — a paddle that is too long reduces control in the butterfly.
The Senior range is wide. Most adult goalies start around 25–26" and adjust from there. A longer paddle gives more coverage but requires more strength and control to use effectively.
TipThe easiest check: stand in butterfly with skates on. The blocker side of the stick should sit parallel to the leg pad — no gap inside and nothing extending past the outer edge.
Stance
There is no universally correct paddle length — it depends on how you stand and play.
| Stance | Effect | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Upright stance | Higher centre of gravity, more stand-up play | Can work with a shorter paddle — better control |
| Lower stance | Low centre of gravity, more butterfly-focused | Longer paddle gives better butterfly coverage |
| Wide butterfly | Legs wide apart in butterfly | Longer paddle + more thigh rise on leg pads |
| Tight butterfly | Close five-hole seal | Standard length works — focus on shaft stiffness |
NoteThese are general guidelines. Younger and less experienced goalies should prioritise control and manoeuvrability over maximum coverage — a stick that is too long is harder to manage and can create poor movement habits.
Shaft & Flex
Beyond the paddle, shaft length and stiffness affect control and passing ability.
| Parameter | Guideline | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Shaft length | Blade heel to shoulder when upright with skates | Too short = hard to pass; too long = poor control on clearances |
FAQ
Stand in butterfly position with skates on. The blocker side should sit parallel to the leg pad without extending beyond the outer edge (too short) or leaving a gap inside (too long). This is the most reliable real-world test.
Yes, that is the common rule of thumb — from the blade heel to the top of the shaft should reach the shoulder when standing upright with skates on. It gives a good balance between reach and control. But stance and playing style can justify deviating from this.
Yes, always prioritise control. A stick that is too long leads to poor movement patterns and makes it harder to learn proper fundamentals. It is better to choose the right size now rather than trying to grow into an oversized stick.
Paddle length in inches is consistent across brands. However, the shaft's kick point, stiffness and overall feel can differ significantly. Try in store where possible — the feel in the hand matters a great deal for a goalie.
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