Brand new
Pro stock True Hzrdus PX
TC4M (P28M) curve
Max blade
85 flex
69" against the wall
Perfect stick for:
Offensive players who value a lightning-fast stick for quick releases and agile puck handling.
Weight
Response
Feel
True Hockey's HZRDUS PX hockey stick is designed for lightweight performance, featuring RESFLO Technology that reduces weight without compromising strength. This makes it one of the lightest sticks available, perfect for players focusing on speed and maneuverability. Additionally, its low kick point ensures a quick release for explosive slap shots and powerful one-timers.
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The Hzrdus PX stick is excellent for forwards who want a lightweight stick that offers a quick release and good feel for powerful shots. It features a low kick point design, which loads energy in the shaft and allows for a quicker release. It's one of the lightest sticks on the market, and if you want more control over the puck, this stick offers the Tri Rib Tech blade design, which improves puck feel and provides more stability.
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