OutdoorPrincess Outdoor Junior Composite Field Hockey Stick
A field hockey stick from Princess for beginners, with about 10% carbon and 33 inch (this listing).
Looking for the best 33 inch field hockey stick? A 33" (83.8 cm) stick usually fits players 4'7"–4'8" (140–142 cm), typically aged 9–11. We compare 3 sticks in 33" from 2 brands, and answer questions like "field hockey stick for 11 year old" and "field hockey stick size chart".
3 sticks · 2 brands · Updated October 2026
OutdoorA field hockey stick from Princess for beginners, with about 10% carbon and 33 inch (this listing).
OutdoorA field hockey stick from Princess for beginners, with about 10% carbon and mid bow profile.
OutdoorA field hockey stick from Brabo for beginners, with 33 inch (this listing) and outdoor turf and grass play.
IndoorA field hockey stick from Independent Designers for experienced players, with low bow profile and 36.5 inch (this listing).
WoodenWooden construction for a soft feel and 32 inch (this listing) — a TK field hockey stick made for beginners.
IndoorTK's field hockey stick for beginners: wooden construction for a soft feel and 32 inch (this listing).
OutdoorMid bow profile and 32 inch (this listing) — an Osaka field hockey stick made for developing players.
OutdoorA field hockey stick from Mazon for developing players, with 35 inch (this listing) and outdoor turf and grass play.
OutdoorMazon's field hockey stick for developing players: 32 inch (this listing) and outdoor turf and grass play.
OutdoorA field hockey stick from Princess for beginners, with wooden construction for a soft feel and 32 inch (this listing).
IndoorLow bow profile and 32 inch (this listing) — a voodoo field hockey stick made for experienced players.
IndoorGrays's field hockey stick for beginners: wooden construction for a soft feel and dynabow profile.
Outdoor32 inch (this listing) and outdoor turf and grass play — a Brabo field hockey stick made for beginners.
OutdoorAbout 10% carbon and low bow profile — a STX field hockey stick made for beginners.
OutdoorA field hockey stick from Kookaburra for beginners, with about 10% carbon and mid-bow profile.
A 33 inch stick is an odd size made by a handful of brands. It helps juniors who want more reach than a 32" without the extra length of a 34".
As a rule of thumb, a 33" stick suits juniors between the 32" and 34" sizes: players who are 4'7"–4'8" (140–142 cm) tall, which for most children means around age 9–11. Height matters more than age, so measure before you buy. Children grow fast, but a stick that is too long is harder to control and can lead to bad habits, so resist sizing up more than one step.
The highlighted row shows where a 33" stick sits in our full field hockey stick size chart.
| Player height | Height (cm) | Typical age | Stick length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 4'0" | Under 122 | 5–7 | 28" |
| 4'0"–4'3" | 122–130 | 7–8 | 30" |
| 4'4"–4'7" | 132–140 | 8–10 | 32" |
| 4'8"–5'0" | 142–152 | 10–12 | 34" |
| 5'1"–5'4" | 155–163 | 12–14 | 35" or 35.5" |
| 5'5"–5'8" | 165–173 | 14+ | 36" or 36.5" |
| 5'9"–5'11" | 175–180 | Adult | 36.5" or 37.5" |
| 6'0" and over | 183+ | Adult | 37.5" or 38.5" |
Between sizes? Go shorter for close control and dribbling, longer for reach and hitting. FIH rules cap stick length at 105 cm (41.3").
If 33" feels long, try a 32 inch stick. If it feels short, compare 34 inch sticks. The same length rule applies to indoor sticks; see indoor field hockey sticks if you search for a 33 inch indoor field hockey stick.
Of the 3 sticks we list at 33", 3 beginner. Carbon content is 10% where stated. More carbon gives more power and stiffness; less carbon is more forgiving.
Not sure which level fits? Read our guide to beginner field hockey sticks or compare by budget: sticks under $100, sticks under $150, sticks under $200 & sticks under $300.
2 brands currently offer 33 inch field hockey sticks on Amazon. Here is what each one is known for:
Want to see a brand's full range? Browse all field hockey brands.
Compare every size: 28", 29", 30", 31", 32", 34", 35", 35.5", 36", 36.5", 37.5" & 38.5". Or go back to all field hockey sticks, junior field hockey sticks, the stick length guide or the FieldHockeyWorld homepage.
A 33 inch stick usually fits players 4'7"–4'8" (140–142 cm). The top of the stick should reach the hip bone when it stands upright beside you.
Most players using a 33" stick are aged 9–11, but height matters more than age. Measure from the ground to the hip bone and choose the closest length.
33 inches is about 83.8 cm. The FIH maximum stick length is 105 cm (41.3"), so a 33" stick is legal in every competition.
Use the same length, but buy a dedicated indoor stick. Indoor sticks are lighter and thinner, and outdoor sticks are usually too stiff for indoor rules.
Go up at most one size (for example from 33" to 34"). A stick that is too long is hard to control and teaches a bent-over, upright-handed style that is hard to unlearn.
For new players, start with Princess Outdoor Junior Composite Field Hockey Stick 33 inch, Princess Rise P2 JuniorOutdoor Field Hockey Stick 33 inch & Brabo Tribute 50 Kids G-Force Hockey Stick by Brabo 33 inch. These are listed as beginner-level, so they are more forgiving and easier to use.
Youth options include Princess Outdoor Junior Composite Field Hockey Stick 33 inch, Princess Rise P2 JuniorOutdoor Field Hockey Stick 33 inch & Brabo Tribute 50 Kids G-Force Hockey Stick by Brabo 33 inch. Always check the size or length on the Amazon listing before you buy.
The highest-carbon options listed here are Princess Outdoor Junior Composite Field Hockey Stick 33 inch (10%) & Princess Rise P2 JuniorOutdoor Field Hockey Stick 33 inch (10%). More carbon means more power but less forgiveness.