A rather dry and concise periodical dealing with, as the name suggests, American broomsticks. Instead of dealing with the more Quidditch minded subjects, as many other such magazines do, this one contains articles about development in charms, the qualities that different types of wood bring to a broom, the benefits of angling twigs in various ways, as well as length and straight versus crooked. All the dry mechanics and measurements that send most Quidditch fanatics to sleep.

It is, however, one of Geoffrey Spindler's favourite magazines.