NHL Gently Used Senior CCM Right Handed 90 Flex P29 Pro Stock JetSpeed FT5 Pro Hockey Stick

THIS STICK IS USED 9.8/10 cosmetic condition, no cracks or structural damage. 9.9/10 structural condition, no cracks or structural damage. -All sticks go through a stress test process to make sure they are still structurally solid and will still perform to a high level. -These curves are pro stock, we use our best judgement to check the curve of the stick but keep in mind the curve may be slightly factory altered as per the request of the pro player it was made for. -Any damage pictured on any used stick we sell has been deemed to be cosmetic. If it were structural damage we would simply repair the stick and sell it as restored so do not worry if you see any blemishes on the stick. -All used stick sales are FINAL. These sticks have been used and we do our best to photograph any major cosmetic or structural imperfections. They are used sticks at a tremendous value. Returns will not be accepted on these sticks. We will represent our sticks as fairly as possible. If you want a flawless stick, spend 2x the money and purchase new. If you want an incredible performing stick for a fraction of the price, this is the stick for you!

The CCM Jetspeed FT5 Pro hockey stick is an advanced model designed for elite players focused on speed and shot power. It features a hybrid kick point for a balance of power and quick release, along with a Sigma STP Carbon weave for improved durability without adding weight. The FT5 Pro is designed to have great lightness and responsiveness.

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The FT5 Pro is my favorite stick. While other brands use a mid or low-kick point technology, Jetspeed focuses on the hybrid kick. There is no other stick that stands alone in the hybrid category. The FT5 has the best balance of lightweight materials while still providing both the feel of the mid-kick point and a smooth transition into that low-kick point technology. The FT5 Pro was one of the first sticks that balanced out and allowed the ability to feel the difference entirely between the two kick points. It feels like you have two different sticks in one.

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Jon Leung