I bought Helium sticks and each lasted less than 100 shots against before the heels have split from some over forty non frozen puck or slapshot drop ins. They are light and pass well, but this is terrible construction compared to the three Custom Christians I had made before the new company took over. Which were 3300s and have lasted over two and a half years. One I havent even taped up yet. These Heliums lasted less than three weeks total!!!! Brutal, not sure if trying the 3700 is worth it after this experience.

I have used custom Christian sticks for years now, I am 42 , so growing up the Christian brother were and are still heroes of mine.

These sticks, though not made in the USA any longer still are great value for the money. I used EV 3300 customs and they are much heavier than these helium sticks. They last quite some time and I look forward to seeing how these Helium sticks hold up in comparison. I am happy to have almost a Broduer curve on these sticks too. Thanks to all those put there who got these to me so I can play. Much love and Free Palestine, Ernest Miller IV

Seems like a good stick a little heavier that i thought it would be. only time will tell how durable it is

I haven't seen Christian stick in a while. There just as good as i remember. But now curtis curve handles. Still i like them. Not to heavy but not to light

Stick is pretty much exactly what I was looking for a foam core stick with carbon shaft. Have played a few games with it now and so far so good. Coming from true hzrdus px sticks the christian is heavier but has much more feel, the true is very tinny harder to control those hard wraps around the boards. Would recommend giving one a try can't beat the price.