2 things. 1. This could use more glue on it. I had to add my own. Couple more dabs will do ya. It came loose without it. Perhaps in just got one with not much glue and this isn't this norm. 2. This is very long. I mean reallly long. I felt like I had Chara's stick when i put it on. That being said it made me realize my stick was too short for my play style. I still had to cut it down, but it's what you'd expect from a stick extender. It was also easy to cut downs even with limted tools.

Worked as it should on standard shaft.

I bought two to extend the Easton Stealth C7 and Easton Synergy junior sticks for my kids. Both sticks has the same size of shaft. The two junior extensions were not the same size. One fit perfectly and the other was too loose. The handle part was correct size, but the insert part was cut out too much. I added a bunch of glue to secure it from wiggling. I will update the review if there is any problem. This is how I did it:
- Cut the handle to proper length and sand it to a custom handle.
- Apply polyurethane to waterproof the handle. See picture.
- Remove the stick plug and use a wet towel to clean the powder inside the shaft for better adhesion.
- With a glue gun, adding glue inside the stick shaft and add addition glue on the extension.
- Use heat gun to melt the glue in the stick shaft and extension.
- Insert the extension, wipe off the glue and tape it.
Or you can just use a heat gun or even a hair dryer to melt the glue and stick it in. If it came loose or wiggle, heat it up to remove it, then add more glue and insert it in again. I miss the time I was making extension out a spare birch wood for my hockey stick in high school woodshop.

much cheaper than buying a new stick. Fits good just make sure you have a good heat gun.

I had to whittle it down a bit to fit my son's youth sized stick, but it works fine. Happy with purchase.