(Like New) Bauer Proto R 55 Flex P92 Left (QTY. 2)

Hello, These Bauer Proto’s are some of our favorites. The customer brought these in and only used them in a stick time. The sticks are in very good condition as the photos show. They a great grab for any player looking to amp up their game with great sticks at a discounted price. Sticks can be bundled as well. Bauer enhances the Proto-R stick by taking what makes the Nexus line so successful and adding some incredible features and technologies for one of the lightest mid-kick sticks ever brought to market. The Proto-R is comprised of a mid-kick point, built for players who like to shoot from anywhere, giving them ultimate versatility. The Proto-R stick features a dark, sleek design with holographic logos, a standard taper and a construction that is replicated after the trusted Nexus 2N pro stick, which is very popular among NHL players. In the shaft, working hand in hand is the Asymmetrical Textreme and Advanced Carbon Layering 2.0. Textreme is Bauer’s top of the line carbon fiber and ACL 2.0 processes that carbon fiber into thinner layers laid out in multiple directions to reduce weight. In addition, Bauer added an extra carbon layer in the shaft to address some durability issues. *minimal tape residue may be found at the bottom or top of select sticks, tape residue has not detrimental effect to the performance of the stick*

The Bauer Proto-R hockey stick is a standout with its lightweight design and mid-kick flex point, enabling powerful shots and a quick release that confounds goalies. It features exclusive Boron Fiber Technology, which ensures a light feel while maintaining a stiff blade for enhanced shot power.

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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