The Sickick IV series of sticks from Reebok is all about control, accuracy and a quick release. The quick release comes from the low-mid kick point, while control and accuracy come from their Dual Matrix II™ and AccuBlade™ technologies which are also found throughout the line. The 20K is well-balanced stick with a nice clean look.
Reebok uses a high modulus carbon fiber for the construction of the shaft, which provides performance consistency. The youth shaft uses a Contoured geometry with rounded corners, which can be easier for smaller hands to grip.
The youth 20K is available with Reebok's full Griptonite finish, which helps with control of the stick.
The gradual taper of the stick is what gives it the low-mid kick point.
Dual Matrix II™ is technology that is used in the shaft and the blade of the stick. The orientation of the fibers on the forehand are at 0° and 90°, while the fibers on the backhand are at 45°. This variation causes tension during loading that creates a slingshot effect on release. The other technology that Reebok uses is called AccuBlade™. This is a foam core blade that gets stiffer as you go from heel to toe resulting in less torqueing to keep the blade face closed.
With technologies that enhance control, accuracy and release time, the Reebok 20K youth is all that, and more...