Senior CCM Tacks AS-V Pro Right Handed Hockey Stick P88 75 Flex (New)

CCM Tacks AS-V Pro Stock Hockey Stick – P88 – 75 Flex For sale is a CCM Tacks AS-V pro stock stick, brand new and never used. This stick has never seen the ice and is in excellent condition. Designed for power players, the AS-V features a mid-kick point that loads easily and delivers heavy, accurate shots—perfect for players who like to lean into their releases while maintaining consistency and control. The stiff shaft profile provides excellent stability, while the responsive blade offers strong puck feel for passing, shooting, and board play. • Curve/Pattern: P88 • Flex: 75 • Kick Point: Mid-kick (power and accuracy focused) • Length: Originally purchased slightly short • Modification: A 2-inch extension was added, bringing the total length to 60 inches • Condition: Brand new / never used (pro stock quality) This is a true pro stock stick, built to higher durability and performance standards than retail models—ideal for competitive players looking for strength, consistency, and a powerful release. Please review all photos carefully. Feel free to reach out with any questions, especially regarding stick length, or if you’d like additional photos.

The CCM Super Tacks AS-V PRO hockey stick is designed for players seeking power and accuracy. It features a mid-kick flex point for effective slapshots and quick wrist shots. The new V-shaped shaft geometry enhances grip and shot control. Notable technologies include the ACUFEEL 2 blade for improved puck feel and Skeleton+ Taper for added durability.

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The AS-V Pro stands out for its modern mid-kick point, which has been tweaked for easier loading and powerful release, especially on wrist shots. The AS-V Pro comes in a variety of flexes (stiffness levels). If you're a powerful player who shoots hard, you'll want a stiffer flex (around 85 flex). If you have a weaker shot or prefer more flexibility for dekes and dangles, then a lower flex (around 55 flex) would be a better choice.

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Jon Leung, Expert Review