Warrior Alpha LX Pro Hockey Sticks
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Warrior Alpha LX Pro Hockey Sticks
Warrior's Alpha LX Pro hockey stick falls within the brand's Alpha line, known for its focus on delivering a powerful and accurate shot. A key selling point of the Warrior Alpha LX Pro is the Sabre Taper II design, which combines a low kick point with a stable shaft for a powerful and accurate release. This allows for both hard slap shots and quick wristers. The stick is built with Warrior's RLC 188 construction, a lightweight and durable design that utilizes high-grade carbon composites. Additionally, the FuelCore Ultra blade offers a good mix of durability and feel for puck control.
Key features include:
| Saber Taper II | Allows for powerful, accurate, and controlled releases. |
| Revolutionary Lightweight Construction 188 | Warrior's highest grade construction utilizes advanced material selection and processing technologies to create an extremely nimble, durable stick. |
| Minimus Carbon UD | Lightweight and durable carbon fiber ensures a tough and easily maneuverable stick for optimal performance on the ice. |
| FuelCore Ultra | A more durable edge and a robust carbon rib design that ensures a clear, responsive feel and resists blade fatigue. |
| Ergo Shaft Shape | Classic shaft construction ensures a comfortable and secure grip for better stick control. |
| Apex Grip | Soft and tacky grip feel which works together with the Ergo Shaft Shape to maintain a controlled and comfortable hold on the stick. |
Top Competitors
The Warrior Alpha LX Pro has a mid-low kick point, ideal for players who value quick releases and puck control with some shooting power. The CCM Jetspeed FT5 Pro utilizes a hybrid kick point, offering a good balance between powerful shots and responsive handling. The Bauer Nexus Geo sits more traditionally with a mid-kick point, providing versatility for both power and maneuverability. If blazing fast releases and agility are your focus, the Warrior Alpha LX Pro takes the lead. For a balanced approach to power and responsiveness, the Jetspeed FT5 Pro and Nexus Geo are strong contenders, with the Jetspeed leaning slightly towards power and the Nexus Geo towards maneuverability.
Progression of the Warrior Alpha LX Pro
While the Warrior Alpha LX Pro doesn’t have any direct predecessors, it does include some improvements over previous Warrior sticks:
- Lighter weight: The Alpha LX Pro utilizes advanced material and processing technologies to create an extremely lightweight stick that maintains durability.
- FuelCore Ultra Blade: This redesigned blade offers a stronger carbon weave and tougher blade for a more durable blade that maintains puck feel and responsiveness.
| 👍 Pros |
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| This stick is so light. The shot is a good balance of power and accuracy. |
| The stick has a fast release on passes and shots and the slightly rounded corners feel good in hand. |
| One of the best composite sticks I’ve used. Responsive blade feels like the puck jumps off of it when shooting. |
| 👎 Cons |
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| Not durable, the toe of the stick cracked after 2 weeks. |
| The stick broke in the first period of the first game after only 4 days. |
| Toe started to break and crack after 30 days. |
The Alpha LX Pro uses the saber taper, a fixture of Warrior's low kickpoint sticks. Saber taper is a longer, more aggressive taper from the hosel down to the blade versus your traditional stick, which starts to taper pretty low. The Warrior taper starts a bit higher to give more movement into that low kickpoint stick. Also, Warrior has used minimus carbon construction for a very long time and their sticks are super light and strong.
Jon Leung
