|
Find Your
Flex |
|
Model |
Flex |
Player Profile |
Cutting the stick down
in length changes
the flex: |
|
2" |
4" |
6" |
| YTH |
42 |
Kids are growing up with
composite in today's hockey market; it should start with the YTH players. |
49 Flex |
57 Flex |
67 Flex |
| JR |
52 |
Generally for ages 8-12 where
the skills are in early development and softer flex will enhance puck
velocity and increase release time |
60 Flex |
68 Flex |
77 Flex |
| INT |
67 |
This flex is great for PeeWee
and Bantam age players, that have smaller hands that can quite use a SR
shaft dimension but needs a longer blade for controlling the puck |
74 Flex |
80 Flex |
87 Flex |
| SR |
77 |
For the player seeking
maximum energy loading; this is the softest flex available on the market
today in a SR dimension |
84 Flex |
92 Flex |
100 Flex |
| SR |
87 |
Probably the most popular
flex rating today, this is for the player seeking a quick-release whether
it's a one-time or streaking down the wing |
96 Flex |
105 Flex |
112 Flex |
| SR |
102 |
This is for the player that
has an arsenal of different shots within their game |
108 Flex |
115 Flex |
122 Flex |
