Junior Bauer Nexus Tracer Right Handed Hockey Stick P28 (New) Peewee - Bantam

Bauer Nexus Tracer Grip Composite Hockey Stick – Junior 50 Flex, P28 Curve (Right-Handed) Check out the pictures, theres a very small chip, top of handle near bauer logo, does not affect performance. The Bauer Nexus Tracer is the lightest Nexus stick ever made, enhancing puck feel and control. The P28 curve is tailored for quick releases and precise puck handling, while the 50 flex is ideal for players seeking a balance between power and responsiveness.​ Flex: 50 (Junior)​ Curve: P28 – Toe curve for quick shots and enhanced puck control​ Length: 54 inches (measured from top of handle to heel)​ Hand Orientation: Right-Handed​ Key Features: Optimized Mid Kick-Point: Allows for effortless loading and increased shot velocity.​ ER Spine Technology: 5-sided shaft design contours to the hands for improved stickhandling and easier flex during shots.​ Advanced Carbon Layering (ACL) 2.0: Strategically layered carbon fiber reduces weight without compromising durability.​ Connectech Technology: Responsive rubber layer throughout the shaft and blade enhances puck feel and control.​ I have 2 in stock Ships From Connecticut, shipping only to USA.

The Bauer Nexus Tracer hockey stick is ultra-lightweight, thanks to its Carbon Fiber construction, enhancing stickhandling and puck control. It incorporates Connectech technology, a rubber layer that improves the stick-to-player feel, and Monocomp one-piece technology for strengthened consistency and fewer defects.

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The Nexus' flex profile provides a great balance of power and feel. The blade is stiff enough for powerful shots, but flexible enough for delicate touch passes. The Tracer's shaft feels balanced in your hands, making it easy to maneuver and handle the puck. The grip is tacky enough to provide a secure hold, but not so sticky that it's uncomfortable. Overall, if you're a skilled player who values stickhandling and passing, the Nexus Tracer is definitely worth considering.

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Kelly Leathem, Expert Review