That depends on your playing level and of course your own wishes. In general, hockey sticks with 10-30% carbon are suitable for novice hockey players and youth players in the D and C. For all-round hockey players, 30-70% carbon in a hockey stick is often sufficient. Most hockey players therefore opt for this type of hockey sticks. And finally, you have the category seniors and selection/professional hockey players. A hockey stick with 70-100% carbon is most suitable for this category. The more carbon, the stiffer your hockey stick is and the stiffer your hockey stick is, the more ball control and technique you need. So keep this in mind.
