New Bauer Left Handed P92 Hyperlite 2 ***PRO STOCK** SEE DESCPRITION**

Pro stock stick, has the same shaft width as a senior! Perfect for someone who wants a senior stick at a lower flex!! Free shipping to US!! Ships UPS or Priority mail! Get these high-quality sticks at a discounted price! They don't come with a warranty and might have minor blemishes, but they still offer the same excellent performance. Some sticks might have minor scratches or blemishes from storage or travel, but most are in pristine condition and have never been removed from their original packaging. Every stick is brand new and unused, with 100% structural integrity. All sales are final, with no manufacturer warranty or guarantee. Returns are a pain for you and I, so please be sure before purchasing. Most orders will ship out the next business day unless it's a weekend or the order is placed after 8 pm CST. If you need additional photos or information, feel free to message us before buying. Shipping fees are determined and collected by the app. We ship as quickly as possible, but delivery times depend on the postal service. Feel free to reach out with any questions!

The Bauer Vapor Hyperlite 2 hockey stick builds on the legacy of the Vapor line, known for its focus on speed and agility. This iteration aims to be the lightest and most durable Vapor stick yet. It features Bauer's ACL 2.0 technology for optimized carbon layering, shedding 25 grams from the previous Hyperlite model. This reduction in weight translates to quicker stick handling, faster shots, and enhanced maneuverability on the ice.

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The Hyperlite 2 has all the newest technologies and the lowest kick point. It's the biggest, the badest, the newest, and the flashiest. Bauer has made efforts to address durability concerns from the original Hyperlite. The DURAFLEX Resin System seems to have improved the stick's longevity without adding significant weight. I love the puck feel with this stick. The shaft's texture provides a good grip without being overly tacky, and the blade offers consistent feedback, allowing for puck awareness without looking down.

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Jon Leung