The Surgeon RX2 from STX features Puregrip, an innovative shaft shape design that optimizes hand contact points for greater stick control. That, combined with a special raised texture all along the shaft, ensures a steady grip. This twig is pretty lightweight as well, thanks to the 3K carbon fiber that it’s constructed from. The Surgeon RX2 features an upper kick, which allows you to load up your stick more on shots. For the stick’s interior, a patented nano enhanced resin system will prevent micro fractures from forming and spreading.
If you’re picking up a Surgeon RX2 stick for the first time, you’ll be instantly impressed by the stick’s overall balance and unique shaft feel. STX sticks seem to keep popping up more among pro players, which has sparked a lot of collegiate and high school level hockey players to which to test the RX2 out. The puck feel on these sticks is perhaps their best attribute, thanks in large part to the blade’s texture. The shaft provides a ton of contact area for the hands and feels quite durable and sturdy, which allows you to lean your full body into the stick when shooting.
