The first-generation Warrior Dolomite (2007) is one of the most iconic composite hockey sticks in the brand’s history, marking Warrior Hockey’s explosive entry into the elite stick market. Recognizable by its ultra-light, one-piece fused design and aggressive original graphics, it quickly became a true “old-school” classic, popularized by NHL stars like Sergei Fedorov.
This particular stick is a pro stock, signed blade and game-used by Martin Havlat back in the day. ***Knife handle not signed***
Unique Design:
*Hand wash with soap and water. Avoid submerging in water to optimize performance and durability. DO NOT clean in dish washer.
**Please note these items are made from used and broken sticks so there is a good chance there will be marks, chips, cuts, blemishes, etc. on the hockey stick parts.
(No guarantee these products will make you a better hockey player).
International orders may be subject to import duties or taxes, which are the responsibility of the customer. Does not apply to orders shipped to Canada.
The first-generation Warrior Dolomite (2007) is one of the most iconic composite hockey sticks in the brand’s history, marking Warrior Hockey’s explosive entry into the elite stick market. Recognizable by its ultra-light, one-piece fused design and aggressive original graphics, it quickly became a true “old-school” classic, popularized by NHL stars like Sergei Fedorov.
This particular stick is a pro stock, signed blade and game-used by Martin Havlat back in the day. ***Knife handle not signed***
Unique Design:
*Hand wash with soap and water. Avoid submerging in water to optimize performance and durability. DO NOT clean in dish washer.
**Please note these items are made from used and broken sticks so there is a good chance there will be marks, chips, cuts, blemishes, etc. on the hockey stick parts.
(No guarantee these products will make you a better hockey player).
International orders may be subject to import duties or taxes, which are the responsibility of the customer. Does not apply to orders shipped to Canada.
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