Fischer Sports Composite Hockey Sticks Hit Canadian Market

Sept. 10, 2012 - PRLog -- Duncan, BC – September 10, 2012 – Duncan, BC local business owners, Roger Pettersson and Gord Piercey, of G&R Sport Services have become the new Western Canadian Distributors for Fischer Sports Composite Hockey Sticks, recently introduced to the North American market. Pettersson and Piercey, will be providing the latest in composite hockey sticks which have been extensively used in the European Pro Leagues (including Finnish and Swedish Elite), and the KHL since 1988. Further details may be found on the Fischer Hockey page at G&R Sport Services’ website: http://www.gnrsportservices.com/

As one of the leading manufacturers of ski equipment and sporting goods, Fischer Hockey claims to have developed a composite hockey stick which is less likely to break, and that is 30% stronger than other brands due to what is referred to as their ‘Cap Technology’, in addition, being offered at a lower price point. They’ve also recently become one of the official suppliers for both the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHL), and the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL), which bodes well for the company as it begins to make its mark into the highly competitive market of composite sticks, in North America.

About G&R Sport Services – Duncan, British Columbia  

As partners of G&R Sport Services operating since January, 2011, Gord Piercey and Roger Pettersson are dedicated in providing the ultimate in composite stick repair, and top-quality brand-name Fischer Sports products. Since then, the two men have been successfully repairing pricey composite hockey sticks to like-new condition for teams, players, and parents in the Cowichan Valley utilizing the Integral Hockey Stick Repair system, which applies actual aerospace technology. As the new Western Canadian Distributors for Fischer Hockey, Piercey and Pettersson are already working closely with several BCHL teams, and currently have Fischer sticks in play with three Junior teams, on Vancouver Island. Understanding first-hand just how costly hockey-related products and services can be, they are pleased to offer, in their opinion, the best in composite stick repair, along with top-quality new, used, and repaired sticks, for purchase at a substantially reduced cost to the consumer.  

For general information, visit: http://www.gnrsportservices.com/. For repair and/or stick sale inquiries, contact Gord, at 250-737-1661, or info@gnrsportservices.com.  

Fischer Hockey: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrdrMuHm0fI&feature=relmfu