New Left Bauer Proto R | 82 Flex Custom P92 Curve Grip | K47
Build - BGP2B
65" tall standing up against the wall, measured from the floor to the top of the shaft
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Perfect stick for:
Offensive players who prioritize a lightweight stick with a deceptive release.
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The Bauer Proto-R hockey stick is a standout with its lightweight design and mid-kick flex point, enabling powerful shots and a quick release that confounds goalies. It features exclusive Boron Fiber Technology, which ensures a light feel while maintaining a stiff blade for enhanced shot power.
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The Proto-R excels in quick-release situations. Its low kickpoint is ideal for players who need to get shots off quickly in tight spaces. The stick loads efficiently, translating into fast, accurate shots. I would say that puck feel is a standout feature of the Proto-R. The Sonic Core tech in the blade provides excellent feedback, allowing players to maintain a high level of puck control during stickhandling and passing.
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