The KYC Skyline Goalie Stick is engineered for goalies who demand precision, stability, and elite puck control. Built from 100% carbon, the Skyline offers exceptional durability, rebound control, and lightweight handling.
100% Carbon Construction
Optimized balance for smooth transitions and controlled rebounds
P31 Curve (standard)
Optional grip finish
Left- or right-hand options
Senior:
GSR28 – 28-inch paddle – approx. 620g ±25g
GSR27 – 27-inch paddle – approx. 600g ±25g
GSR26 – 26-inch paddle – approx. 580g ±25g
GSR25 – 25-inch paddle – approx. 560g ±25g
GSR24 – 24-inch paddle – approx. 540g ±25g
Intermediate:
GINT23 – 23-inch paddle – approx. 520g ±25g
Junior:
GJR22 – 22-inch paddle – approx. 480g ±25g
GJR21 – 21-inch paddle – approx. 460g ±25g
The Skyline is designed for goalies who want lightweight responsiveness, a controlled feel in the crease, and pro-level performance. Built with premium carbon construction and tailored to your exact specs, it's the perfect blend of durability, balance, and precision.
The KYC Skyline Goalie Stick is engineered for goalies who demand precision, stability, and elite puck control. Built from 100% carbon, the Skyline offers exceptional durability, rebound control, and lightweight handling.
100% Carbon Construction
Optimized balance for smooth transitions and controlled rebounds
P31 Curve (standard)
Optional grip finish
Left- or right-hand options
Senior:
GSR28 – 28-inch paddle – approx. 620g ±25g
GSR27 – 27-inch paddle – approx. 600g ±25g
GSR26 – 26-inch paddle – approx. 580g ±25g
GSR25 – 25-inch paddle – approx. 560g ±25g
GSR24 – 24-inch paddle – approx. 540g ±25g
Intermediate:
GINT23 – 23-inch paddle – approx. 520g ±25g
Junior:
GJR22 – 22-inch paddle – approx. 480g ±25g
GJR21 – 21-inch paddle – approx. 460g ±25g
The Skyline is designed for goalies who want lightweight responsiveness, a controlled feel in the crease, and pro-level performance. Built with premium carbon construction and tailored to your exact specs, it's the perfect blend of durability, balance, and precision.
