Cut about half a inch
Stick was only used for 1 practice
Kessel curve in between p88 and p29
Perfect stick for:
A wide range of competitive players who seek a balance between power and finesse.
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The Warrior Alpha LX Pro hockey stick is designed for powerful, accurate shots, featuring the Sabre Taper II design for a low kick point and stable shaft. This enables effective slap shots and quick wrist shots. It's made with a lightweight, durable construction using high-grade carbon composites, and the FuelCore Ultra blade provides a good balance of durability and puck control.
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The Alpha LX Pro uses the saber taper, a fixture of Warrior's low kickpoint sticks. Saber taper is a longer, more aggressive taper from the hosel down to the blade versus your traditional stick, which starts to taper pretty low. The Warrior taper starts a bit higher to give more movement into that low kickpoint stick. Also, Warrior has used minimus carbon construction for a very long time and their sticks are super light and strong.
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