Bauer Curve and Blade Pattern Chart

Find Your Flex

Age Group	Flex	Player Profile	Flex with 2" Cut Off	Flex with 4" Cut Off	Flex with 6" Cut Off
Youth	42	Kids are growing up with composite in today's hockey market; it should start with the youth players.	49 Flex	57 Flex	67 Flex
Junior	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
Intermediate	67	This flex is great for PeeWee and Bantam age players, that have smaller hands that can't quite use a senior shaft dimension but needs a longer blade for controlling the puck.	74 Flex	80 Flex	87 Flex
Senior	77	For the player seeking maximum energy loading; this is the softest flex available on the market today in a senior dimension.	84 Flex	92 Flex	100 Flex
Senior	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
Senior	102	This is for the player that has an arsenal of different shots within their game.	108 Flex	115 Flex	122 Flex