My son always used a Ribcor stick and switch to this one and didn’t feel comfortable. Used for one month on the ice during summer practices. Very few blemishes.
We ordered it from Bauer custom blue color. See receipt attached
Perfect stick for:
Offensive players, especially wingers, who rely on quick hands and speedy puck control.
Lightweight
Response
Feel
The Bauer Vapor Hyperlite 2 hockey stick enhances the legacy of the Vapor line, focusing on speed and agility. It is the lightest and most durable version yet, incorporating ACL 2.0 technology for optimized carbon layering, which reduces weight by 25 grams compared to the previous model. This lighter design improves stick handling, shot speed, and maneuverability on the ice.
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The Hyperlite 2 provides a superior feel for the puck. Even if the player uses it for the first time, they may become accustomed to handling the puck in a shorter period of time. Thus, nurturing and getting used to various moves. The stick definitely provides a wicked quick release with precision.
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