Partage Hockey Stick Bag

The area around the blades are padded. I was able to get 2 sticks in the bag ( would fit 3 sticks). If I had 6" extension on my sticks they may not have fit in the bag.

Set nice bag for travel, padded and can fit several sticks in the one bag.

I have actually been able to stuff 5 skater sticks into this bag. It fills it extremely tight though so maybe 4 max but it's also going to depend on how long your stick is & how crazy you are with your grip. I use a minimal amount of tape on my grip, 20 total layers of a 1/2 inch for a small knob just so I know where the end is & then 1 layer about another 2 inches down the shaft so I don't use much tape for a knob or grip.That said, I do wish there was more padding throughout the whole bag instead of just where the blades are. Works fine for putting in the car. Not sure as if I'd trust it on an airline but I personally don't have that issue to deal with as I just bought it for an easier way to carry multiple sticks around & protect the car from the wax that I have on the blades.All in all, decent bag.

If you play hockey than you always need more than 1 stick. I typically bring 3 or 4 sticks to every game and this bag makes it alot easier. The bag is sturdy and well stitched so it won't come apart. Thick zipper securely closes and keeps everything tidy. You could probably fit 5 or 6 sticks if you had to but i carry 3 with room to spare.

I was able to fit three hockey sticks in this bag without any problems. Unless you are Zdeno Chara, you should be able to fit three sticks in it as well. I bought one of these stick bags, and once I saw that it could hold three sticks, I bought two more bags for the rest of my sticks. I never heard of "Partage" as a brand before, but I took a chance and am pleased with the results.I am 5'9" and own sticks of varying length. Some are game-used sticks signed by former NHL players that I want to keep nice. Others are sticks that I play ice hockey with, including a spare I haven't cut down yet. I was able to fit three sticks in each of my three bags.I have not tested this with goalie sticks, but you could probably fit two goalie sticks in one of these bags. The bag also has snaps so that you can make it smaller. This could be a "kid" bag that becomes a "teen" bag then an "adult" bag by adjusting the size of the bag.If you want to pay extra so your hockey bag has a "Cooper" or "Bauer" logo on it, well, it's your money.

When we moved, my husband managed to jam all 5 (left and right) sticks in here, so there's more room than you might expect. I usually just use it for 2.I've had this for a year and a half, it's flown for 4 trips. Zipper still just as easy to use. Only 'complaint' is a lot of people use this bag, so put ribbon or something on it to make it easier to identify when you're picking it out of the 40 other stick bags at oversized baggage.

Bought two of these for my son’s sticks. Excellent quality. We have taken it on many airplane rides and it protects the sticks while being thrown around with luggage.

Needed an ice hockey stick travel bag for plane rides. This one was ideal. Lightweight and no rips or tears after going through several baggage claims so far. Fits 2-3 adult sticks easily.