Composite Hockey Stick Hs Code Photon Mc2 Smu 64 Senior

$199.99

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Flex: Fl85
Curve: Pp28
Side: Left
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Composite Hockey Stick HS Code Photon MC2 SMU 64 Senior

$199.99

$199.99

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Flex: Fl85
  • Fl85
Curve: Pp28
  • Pp28
  • Pp92
Side: Left
  • Left
  • Right

Description

The Sherwood CODE Photon MC2 features an enhanced graphic treatment with foils and chrome drawn from the Photon Pro. Versatile and reliable, it is built for players who want consistent performance without sacrificing durability. The hybrid flex point delivers a balanced release for quick shots and controlled power, making it effective in every situation on the ice. Built with a robust construction designed to withstand heavy use, this team-level stick delivers reliable feel and performance, shift after shift.

Man SKU: 10162646

Specifications

Caracteristiques

- Hybrid 2 Flex Profile: an evolution of the ultra-popular hybrid flex point, with an improved "hinge" for faster response and better accuracy on high shots, and a stiffer power hosel to help win puck battles.

- Weight and balance point: reinforced 415 g construction for a 60-inch stick with an optimized Featherlite X balance point positioned higher on the shaft for increased shot speed and puck control.

- R-Handle: an ergonomic design favoured by professionals with square corners for improved grip and control, engineered for optimal vertical and horizontal flex and efficient energy transfer.

- Blackline 32: aerospace-grade carbon fibre woven to specification creates an ultra-high-strength fabric delivering performance, consistency, and durability.

- VR92 Blade: dampening material on the face reduces vibrations, while strategic heel and toe reinforcements increase impact resistance for enhanced feel and durability.

- Tactile Grip: two 3D textured zones — linear tactile for the upper hand and angle tactile for the lower hand — minimize stick rotation for a faster, more powerful release.

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