Make: Bauer
Model: AG5NT
Hand: LH
Flex: 77 Flex
Curve: P92
Special Spec: Hyperlite custom red graphics with AG5NT build.
Grip: Yes with tactile grip
Height: 66"
Perfect stick for:
Offensive players who prioritize a featherweight feel and a hyper-responsive stick for ultimate puck control and rapid-fire shooting.
Weight
Response
Feel
The Bauer Vapor Hyperlite hockey stick is a lightweight advancement in the Vapor line, designed for quick releases and puck handling. It features ACL technology with high-grade carbon fiber, ensuring durability and responsiveness. The low-kick flex profile and XE Taper design enhance control and facilitate lightning-fast releases.
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For its time, the Hyperlite was the lightest weight quick-release stick designed by Bauer. Now it's the Hyperlite 2. It's going to be best for the quick-release player. Anybody who likes to shoot...forwards love it. But defensemen use Vapors as well. It's all based on feel. The Hyperlite is a shooter's stick all the way. It's for someone who loves to collect goals.
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