New tariffs proposed by the U.S. government could significantly raise the cost of hockey equipment, including sticks, which are already priced at around $400. The measures target imports from Canada, a major supplier of hockey gear, potentially leading to higher prices for parents and players. Industry experts warn that the additional costs may strain household budgets already stretched by youth sports expenses. With the hockey season underway, families may face unexpected financial burdens if the tariffs take effect.

Hockey parents already pay $400 for sticks. Trump’s tariffs could make it worse  The Independent