CCM JetSpeed FT5 Pro Hockey Stick | Intermediate RH P29 | 55' (Used)

High‑performance intermediate hockey stick designed for players progressing toward competitive play. The CCM JetSpeed FT5 Pro combines a responsive flex profile with advanced composite construction to deliver balanced power, quick release, and reliable puck control—ideal for intermediate skaters looking to elevate their game. Why This Stick? • P29 flex offers a responsive, performance‑focused feel great for shooting and playmaking • Right‑handed orientation tailored for right‑hand shooters • 55″ length balances reach and maneuverability for intermediate players • Durable, performance‑oriented design built for regular use This item delivers reliable performance with moderate cosmetic wear. It has been properly used for a season or two, showing expected signs of regular play while maintaining structural integrity and solid performance. The item has been well-maintained and cleaned thoroughly before listing. Our items typically ship within 1 business day. If you have questions, don't hesitate to send us a message. Product Specs: Age Group: Intermediate Pattern: P29 Stick Length: 55" Hand: Right Condition: Used Flex: 51-55 Quality: Very Good

The CCM Jetspeed FT5 Pro hockey stick is an advanced model designed for elite players focused on speed and shot power. It features a hybrid kick point for a balance of power and quick release, along with a Sigma STP Carbon weave for improved durability without adding weight. The FT5 Pro is designed to have great lightness and responsiveness.

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The FT5 Pro is my favorite stick. While other brands use a mid or low-kick point technology, Jetspeed focuses on the hybrid kick. There is no other stick that stands alone in the hybrid category. The FT5 has the best balance of lightweight materials while still providing both the feel of the mid-kick point and a smooth transition into that low-kick point technology. The FT5 Pro was one of the first sticks that balanced out and allowed the ability to feel the difference entirely between the two kick points. It feels like you have two different sticks in one.

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Jon Leung, Expert Review