Best Hockey Sticks Under £100 — 2026/27 Season

You don't need to spend a fortune to get a great hockey stick. Here are our top picks from the 2026/27 season under £100 — organised by playing level so you can find the right stick for your game.

Can You Get a Good Hockey Stick for Under £100?

Absolutely. The sub-£100 bracket in the 26/27 season contains some of the best value sticks on the market — from solid beginner composites to genuinely capable club-level sticks that will serve a regular player well for a full season and beyond. The key is knowing what to look for and matching the stick to your level. Here's our breakdown.

Best Sticks Under £100 for Beginners and Juniors

If you're just starting out — or buying for a child who is — the priority is a lightweight, durable composite that's forgiving and easy to control. You don't need high carbon content at this stage, and spending more won't make a beginner play better.

The Grays GT3 Junior in Mint (£48.99) and Purple (£48.99) are among our most popular beginner sticks — lightweight, well-made, and great value. The Grays GT0Xi Ultrabow Junior (£49.99) is a brilliant option for juniors who want to start developing aerial skills early, with Grays' Xi construction at a very accessible price. From Gryphon, the Laser G26 Navy Junior (£44) and Laser G26 Pink Junior (£44) are excellent first composites. The Kookaburra LB10 in Black (£49) and Pink (£49) are reliable, widely-used beginner sticks popular with clubs and schools. From Y1, the JLB 10 (£54) is a great junior low-bow option that gives developing players a proper composite feel. The VOODOO Spark Azul TF (£45) and Spark Morado TF (£45) are eye-catching options from VOODOO with bold colourways at a very accessible price. The Gryphon Flow G26 Pro21 Junior (£53) is a step up for talented juniors who want a proper performance stick.

Our top beginner pick: Grays GT3 Junior (£48.99) — reliable, lightweight, and one of the best-value junior sticks in the range.

Best Sticks Under £100 for Developing Club Players

If you're playing regularly — training weekly and competing in matches — it's worth stepping up to a stick with more carbon and a more defined bow profile. These sticks offer a meaningful performance upgrade while still sitting comfortably under £100.

The Grays GT4 Senior in Blue (£71) and Hot Red (£71) are excellent mid-range options — a step up from the GT3 with more carbon and a stiffer feel. The Grays DB4 Senior (£73.80) and DB4 Junior (£67.45) introduce the Dynabow profile at a very accessible price — great for players who want to start developing aerial skills. The Grays DB6 Junior in Black/Blue (£89.97) and Black/Metallic Pink (£89.97) step up the carbon further and are popular with developing club players. The Grays DB2Xi Dynabow Senior (£67) and DB1Xi Dynabow Junior (£53) bring Grays' Xi construction technology to the sub-£100 bracket — excellent value for players who want modern construction at a mid-range price. From Y1, the JLB 20 (£72) and JLB 30 (£90) are progressive junior low-bow options, and the GLTD 10 (£54) is a great entry-level option for developing players. The Kookaburra Haze (£58) and Illusion (£58) are solid mid-range lifestyle sticks with distinctive colourways. The VOODOO Mojo 10 TF VSB (£70) is a well-built junior/developing player stick with VOODOO's True Feel construction.

Our top developing player pick: Grays DB6 Junior (£89.97) or Grays DB2Xi Senior (£67) — both offer a genuine step up in performance with a bow profile that supports skill development.

Best Sticks Under £100 for Regular Adult Club Players

For adult players who train and compete regularly, the sub-£100 bracket in the 26/27 season contains some genuinely impressive options. These sticks offer solid carbon content, defined bow profiles, and real performance credentials.

The Grays JB4 Senior in Pink (£83.80) is a great entry point into the Jumbow high-bow range — ideal for midfielders and forwards who want to develop aerial skills and drag flicking. The Grays JB5 Junior in Mint (£82.70) and JB5 Senior in Mint (£90) step up the carbon in the Jumbow family. The Grays JB6 Junior in Blue (£89.97) and JB3Xi Jumbow Senior (£89.99) are high-bow options with strong performance credentials at a competitive price. The Grays DB5 Senior (£89.88) is a well-specified Dynabow stick for all-round club players. The Grays AC400 Dynabow-S Senior in Blue (£98) and White (£98) are top-of-the-entry-range options with a proper composite construction. The Grays GT5 Senior (£99.99) sits at the very top of the GT range and is a capable club stick that punches above its price. From Y1, the LB 30 (£98.90), YLB 30 (£98.90), GLB 30 (£98.90), and GGLB 30 (£98.90) all sit just under £100 and offer Y1's full range of bow profiles at an accessible price — excellent value for club players who want to choose their preferred bow. The Y1 ADB 30 (£98.70) is Y1's flagship bow profile at entry-level carbon — a great way to try the ADB without committing to a higher-spec model. The Kookaburra Pro Conflict Black (£80) is a strong mid-range lifestyle stick, and the Gryphon Solo G26 Pro25 (£88) and Cobra G26 Pro25 (£70) are top-spec Gryphon models at a very competitive price.

Our top adult club picks: Grays JB5 Senior (£90) for skills-focused players, Y1 LB 30 (£98.90) for all-rounders, or Gryphon Solo G26 Pro25 (£88) for those who want a top-spec Gryphon at a bargain price.

Quick Reference: Best 26/27 Sticks Under £100 by Budget

Under £50: Grays GT3 Junior (£48.99), Gryphon Laser G26 Junior (£44), VOODOO Spark Azul TF (£45), Kookaburra LB10 (£49)

Under £75: Grays GT4 Senior (£71), Grays DB4 Senior (£73.80), Grays DB2Xi Senior (£67), Gryphon Cobra G26 Pro25 (£70), VOODOO Mojo 10 TF VSB (£70)

Under £100: Grays JB5 Senior (£90), Grays GT5 Senior (£99.99), Y1 LB 30 (£98.90), Y1 GLB 30 (£98.90), Gryphon Solo G26 Pro25 (£88), Grays AC400 Dynabow-S Senior (£98)

Still Not Sure?

Our team play hockey and are happy to help you find the right stick for your budget and playing level. Get in touch and we'll point you in the right direction. You can also read our carbon content guide to understand what to look for, or browse our full brand guides — Grays, Y1, Kookaburra, VOODOO, and Gryphon.