NCAA 85 Flex New Senior True Right Handed P29 Pro Stock Catalyst 9X Hockey Stick

THIS STICK IS BRAND NEW NO IMPORT FEES OR DUTIES GUARANTEED! -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. -Some pro stock sticks are skinned as different sticks. For Bauer we always include the code for the stick in the photos. Please double check this code. For CCM we do our best to make a note if the sticks is skinned as there is no visible code on the stick. -No returns will be accepted. We advertise our products exactly as they are. It is your responsibility to ask questions before purchasing, to read the description and to review the photos provided. -All sticks are measured laid flat against wall from the floor to the top of shaft. -Sticks are shipped out within 24 hours unless it is a weekend or holiday. -Sticks usually arrive between 2-7 days depending on where you live.

True’s Catalyst 9X hockey stick represents a significant advancement in their lineup, emphasizing lightweight construction without sacrificing performance. This stick builds upon the success of the previous XC series by incorporating innovations like the Precision Laminate Design. This new layering process utilizes spread tow fabric to significantly reduce weight while maintaining durability. The Catalyst 9X is one of True’s lightest sticks ever, making it ideal for players who prioritize maneuverability and quick releases. The stick also features a mid kick point that offers a good balance between power for shooting and responsiveness for puck handling, making it a versatile option for offensive players.

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True is known for its incredibly lightweight sticks. True Temper technology has been making carbon materials for sporting goods for decades. Catalyst is one of the newest sticks and True's flagship model for a mid-kick point stick. It really balances both powerful shots and good control for accurate passing and shooting.

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Jon Leung