I'm looking for a 60 flex stick which are hard to find. I know there is a custom option pour ProStockSticks. I didn't find any pro stock 60 flex stick on the market so I try a couple of flex switching between 55 and 65 flex. I try 65 flex CCM stick and they were good at puck handling and passing, but loosing on my shot and it was the opposite using a 55 flex. I tried Warrior 55 flex and the stick was too whippy. Then I tried a 63 warrior QRE and it was a good balance. The thing is I'm also using P88 which are now hard to find, but I can play with P92 too.

I recently found STX Sticks in 60 on hockey stick man site: https://www.hockeyst...=44130223194348.

Does anyone try STX sticks before? How do they feel. Are the Surgeon better then the Stallion?

Just want to know your experience with theses sticks or if anybody has other idea.

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Pick Up from a couple month back:

- CCM Supertack girdle

- Manchester Monarch 54 practice

- Game worn 54 Foreurs jersey

- 2 CCM speedburner 60 flex Hossa. I don't use pro stock stick, don't have the curve and the flex that I want.

Got two stick ST1811-P87AR 30KP F1 and ST2411-P87AR 30KP F2. Sticks are all black out and came from CCM. Supertack or Stage 2 and 1? They are a couple year old.

The P87AR for custom crosby? Really look like a retails P87 back in the day.

30KP : 70 flex or 65 flex?

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Thanks for the info. Yes R should stand for Rigth handed. Is the 30kp only meaning intermediate, or there is a minimum number. Like 30kp starting a 70 flex or 65 flex. Or is only meaning its a intermediate flex and it depends of what the pro player wanted.

It feel a little stiffer then a 65 flex but not that much because I find that the stage 2 was really whippy.

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If you are looking for pro stock, Sports Rousseau St-Hubert (south shore) as some sticks and maybe some gloves. In the south shore Candiac, you also have Hockey Supremacy, they are more stock in their store then on their website. But overall it is a huge store. Also, Sports Rousseau Laval, I think it's bigger. But for theses places, you have to cross bridges. I lived 13 years in Montreal, and sometimes with the construction and traffic, it can be a nightmare to leave the island for something. There is always something close somewhere. But I think Sports Rousseau Charlemagne can be a good option too. In Montreal Island, there is Hockey Monkey, and a Hockey Expert in Kirkland but it's is small. A couple of years ago, they had a lot of pro stock but not anymore. There is also, La poubelle du Ski that had an interesting selection of pro stock by the past, but there opening hour are really wierd and maybe it's close for the summer. There might be something cool somewhere else, but in the major biggest store you will find more thing and get sometime suprises.

Update.

Will do a better price for 2k members.

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