Bauer Ag5nt Hockey Stick Left Hand P92 77 Flex

All sticks are new from manufacturer never used. Left hand 77 p92 The Bauer AG5NT stick is the only stick in the industry to utilize the unique properties of BORON, a revolutionary, ultra-lightweight fiber material with two key performance benefits: lightest Bauer stick ever and the quickest release they’ve ever produced. Bauer is able to achieve this utilizing the BORON in combination with carbon fiber materials. When fully loaded, the AG5NT stick creates an energy boost that delivers the lightning quick release. When it comes to getting the puck off the blade faster, there simply is no comparison to AG5NT. Outside of the aerospace and defensive aeronautics industries, Bauer is the only brand in hockey holding exclusive rights with Specialty Materials Inc, the only manufacturer in the world fusing BORON fibers with high-grade carbon fibers. This combination is helping Bauer to change the game forever. With the Bauer AG5NT stick, the formula is simple: BORON = lightest Bauer stick ever + quickest Bauer release ever. If you are an elite level player looking for a stick to give you a lethal advantage on every shot, look no further than the Bauer AG5NT Intermediate Hockey Stick.

Bauer's AG5NT hockey stick represents a major shift in their lineup, focusing on lightweight construction and quick release. Utilizing Boron, an ultra-stiff and lightweight material throughout the shaft, the AG5NT is the lightest Bauer stick ever and delivers the fastest release for powerful, accurate shots. Its Monocomp one-piece construction ensures a consistent flex profile, while the low kick point maximizes energy transfer during shots.

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The Ag5nt is a high-end, lightweight stick with a quick release. It's made with a new material called BORON, which is said to be lighter and stronger than carbon fiber. If you're a player who relies on a lot of slap shots, you should choose a stick with a higher flex rating. The lower flex rating of the Ag5nt is better for players focusing on quick releases and dekes.

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Jon Leung, Expert Review