The Novium line is Warrior's power stick, the one built for players who load the shaft and rip pucks rather than pick corners off a quick release. As of Wednesday, September 23, 2026, the third generation is on the board: the Warrior Novium 3 Pro appeared in the Source for Sports online catalog, spread across 12 listings covering sizes and colours, including an intermediate black model.
Pricing at Source for Sports runs CA$439.99 for senior, CA$409.99 for intermediate, CA$309.99, CA$289.99 and CA$259.99 across junior builds, and CA$219.99 for youth.
What has not shown up yet is the part gear buyers actually want: a weight, a construction change, a flex and curve chart. Warrior has not published Novium 3 Pro specs, and no retailer listing includes them. Until that happens, the outgoing model is the baseline.
The Novium 2 Pro is a one-piece stick built on Warrior's R.L.188 construction and Minimus Carbon 25, with a Bevel Taper that retailers describe as stiffer through the taper for control and accuracy, and a FuelCore Ultra blade. It comes in W03, M03, W28, W88 and W90T curves, and Warrior's composite warranty is 60 days.
If you are a quick-release player, none of this is your lane. The Novium exists to launch pucks from distance. We will update once Warrior publishes weights and construction details on the 3 Pro.
