Hockey Equipment Made in Canada: Sticks, Gloves and Goalie Gear
Canadian workshops still build wood sticks, custom gloves and goalie gear. The makers below identify which ranges they make here, so the guide stays with those products.
A mask, blocker and stick each require different measurements. Use these examples to find a maker, then follow its fitting, customization and ordering process.
By Support Our Makers · Sources checked
| Maker | Location | Product / material | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roustan Hockey | Brantford, Ontario | Baltic birch shaft with white ash blade | Wood player sticks made in Brantford |
| Eagle Hockey | London, Ontario | Tuff-Tek or synthetic-leather glove options | Custom player gloves, pants and bags |
| Mitchell Custom Goal Equipment | Pickering, Ontario | Leather-front options and maker-specified materials | Goal pads, blockers, catchers and body armour |
| Apex Goalie Mask | Burlington, Ontario | Fibreglass or carbon-composite shell with stainless-steel cage | Goalie masks built from mould to assembly in house |
| Sportmask | Oakville, Ontario | Mask shell and metal cage; confirm model materials | Goalie masks, cages and refit parts |
Small makers and larger companies can both be featured here. Our size groups use available employee information; they are not official business classifications or a measure of tariff impact.
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Roustan Hockey
Brantford, Ontario · Baltic birch shaft with white ash blade
Roustan Hockey makes wood sticks in Brantford, Ontario under the True North, Christian and Northland names, using materials sourced mainly from Canada and the United States. Its catalog also includes wood goalie and street-hockey models.
True North – Made In Canada Stick
A senior wood stick with a multi-ply Baltic birch shaft and a white ash blade reinforced with fibreglass. Check the current page for hand, curve and pack options.
Eagle Hockey
London, Ontario · Tuff-Tek or synthetic-leather glove options
Eagle Hockey operates from London, Ontario and says its custom gloves, pants and bags are made in Canada. Its program covers colours, materials and team logos for individual players and teams.
Explore Eagle custom hockey gloves
The homepage photo shows an Aero-style custom glove example. Use the current glove collection and customizer for available models, cuffs, colours and materials.
Mitchell Custom Goal Equipment
Pickering, Ontario · Leather-front options and maker-specified materials
Mitchell has manufactured custom goalie equipment in Pickering, Ontario since 1980. The shop makes pads, blockers, catchers and body armour, including traditional Custom Pro pads based on late-1970s patterns.
Explore Mitchell blockers
The pictured Predator blocker is an example from the maker’s site. Contact Mitchell for current models, construction choices, colours, sizing and ordering details.
Apex Goalie Mask
Burlington, Ontario · Fibreglass or carbon-composite shell with stainless-steel cage
Ron Stefaniuk’s Apex Goalie Mask handles mould making, fibreglass work, trimming, preparation, paint and assembly in Canada. Apex also makes stainless-steel cages.
Explore Apex goalie masks
The pictured red mask is a collection example. Compare current shell constructions, cage choices and fit guidance in the live mask catalog.
Sportmask
Oakville, Ontario · Mask shell and metal cage; confirm model materials
Sportmask says every product is made in house in Oakville, Ontario. Its focused catalog includes goalie masks, cages and refit parts, backed by the maker’s fit process.
Explore Sportmask goalie masks
The blue mask shown is a maker-supplied range image. The current site highlights the PRO3 along with cages, refit kits and fit support.
Which kinds of hockey equipment are made here?
Roustan covers wood sticks, Eagle covers player gloves and custom team gear, Mitchell builds pads and hand protection for goalies, and Apex and Sportmask focus on masks and cages.
A Canadian head office does not establish Canadian manufacture for every product a brand sells. Each entry therefore names the range the maker supports with production evidence. Check the exact product page when origin matters to your purchase.
How should I choose a Canadian-made hockey stick?
Begin with player height, handedness, flex needs and preferred curve. Compare the senior True North example with the player’s current stick and the live option list, especially when buying for someone else.
What should a goalie confirm before ordering custom gear?
Use the maker’s measurement instructions. For a mask, discuss head measurements, shell model, cage and level of play. For pads, blockers and catchers, confirm sizing, hand, closure preferences, colours and timing.
Ask which specifications become final once work begins and what support is available after delivery. Photos cannot establish fit. Check current certification or league requirements before ordering.
How do cross-border charges affect an order?
Eagle currently warns US customers that import duty fees may apply and are collected outside the order total. That statement is specific to Eagle’s checkout terms. For any cross-border purchase, read the maker’s current shipping notice and ask who is responsible for duties, brokerage and a returned custom item before committing.