PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball 6 oz

Name: PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball
Brand: PG Sports
SKU: B0D67HCNC4

About the PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball 6 oz

The PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball is PG Sports's answer for beginners who want something forgiving and easy to use. We compare PG Sports side by side with the biggest names in field hockey.

The stick is built around a wooden construction that feels soft and natural on the ball.

The verdict: First-season players and anyone building basic skills will get the most from it. Use the comparison chart below to weigh it against close alternatives.

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Specifications

Brand	PG Sports
Category	Field Hockey Sticks
Type	Outdoor
Player level	Beginner
Age group	All ages
Color	Green
Size	6 oz
Unit count	1
Amazon ASIN	B0D67HCNC4

Specifications are based on brand and Amazon listing information. Check the Amazon listing for the latest sizes and colours.

PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball vs similar sticks

How the PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball compares with close alternatives from STX.

Product	Brand	Type	Level	Age	Key spec
PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball	PG Sports	Outdoor	Beginner	All ages	6 oz
STX RX 101 Field Hockey Stick	STX	Outdoor	Beginner	All ages	10% carbon
STX X-Ray Wooden Field Hockey Stick	STX	Outdoor	Beginner	All ages	Standard
STX IX 401 Indoor Field Hockey Stick	STX	Indoor	Beginner	All ages	low bow

Pros and considerations

What we like

Forgiving and easy to control
Reliable flat passing and receiving
PG Sports build quality

Keep in mind

Less hitting power than high-carbon sticks
Check the length before ordering

Who it's for

Player levelBeginner

Age groupAll ages

TypeOutdoor

Brand origin

Best for new and developing players who want an easy, forgiving feel.

Sizing & fit

Choose your stick length by height: the top of the stick should reach about your hip bone. Most adults use 36"–37.5" and juniors 28"–34". Check the length options on the Amazon listing before you buy.

Field Hockey Stick Size Chart 2026

Choose stick length by height. Standing upright, the top of the stick should reach about your hip bone.

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").

Read our full field hockey sticks buying guide →

Care tips

Store it out of hot cars, replace the grip when it gets slippery, and check the toe and edges for chips. Light stick tape on the head reduces wear.

FAQs

Is the PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball good for beginners?

Yes. It is listed as a beginner-level product, so it is forgiving and easy to use for new players.

Who is the PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball best for?

It is best for new and developing players who want an easy, forgiving feel. Age group: All ages.

What size stick should I buy?

Choose your stick length by height: the top of the stick should reach about your hip bone. Most adults use 36"–37.5" and juniors 28"–34". Check the length options on the Amazon listing before you buy.

Where can I buy the PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball?

You can buy it on Amazon. Click "Check price on Amazon" to see the current price, sizes and delivery options. FieldHockeyWorld may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

What is the PG Sports Bauer Hockey Stick Handling Training Ball made of?

According to the listing, it uses wood. Check the Amazon listing for full material details.

Can left-handed players use this stick?

Yes. All field hockey sticks are right-handed by rule, so left-handed players use the same sticks.