2 Pack Senior KYC Stealth Right Hand P88 75 Flex (Purple) Founders Edition

For better pricing, check us out at kychockey.ca Use code STEALTH for 20% off 66” against the wall 60” from the heal Engineered with a precision low kick point, the KYC Stealth ensures lightning-fast shot release, granting you unparalleled accuracy and power. Its advanced carbon layering guarantees durability and consistency, providing reliability in every pass. Infused with cutting-edge Boron fibres, this stick boasts unrivalled strength and responsiveness, empowering you to take your game to the next level. At a lightweight 335g, the KYC Stealth strikes the perfect balance between agility and stability, allowing you to maneuver effortlessly across any surface. Our mission is simple: to provide high-performance equipment at an affordable price, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to pursue their passion for hockey. We believe in levelling the playing field so that every player can unleash their full potential, starting with the tools they wield. Dominate the game with the KYC Stealth Hockey Stick and experience the difference in performance without breaking the bank.

The Bauer Proto-R hockey stick stands out as a unique addition to Bauer's lineup. Marketed as a deceptive stick, the Proto-R emphasizes a lightweight design and a mid-kick flex point for powerful shots from anywhere on the ice, allowing for a quick release and makes it difficult for goalies to read the shot. Bauer utilizes Boron Fiber Technology, exclusive to their brand, to achieve the lightweight feel while maintaining a stiff blade for powerful shots.

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The Proto-R excels in quick-release situations. Its low kickpoint is ideal for players who need to get shots off quickly in tight spaces. The stick loads efficiently, translating into fast, accurate shots. I would say that puck feel is a standout feature of the Proto-R. The Sonic Core tech in the blade provides excellent feedback, allowing players to maintain a high level of puck control during stickhandling and passing.

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Jon Leung