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• So you decided it is time to buy a new hockey High quality carbon hockey sticks stick and your not sure you are using the correct one. You ask yourself which flex is right for me? What is a kick point? Which curve pattern should I use? All are very legiti...  moreSo you decided it is time to buy a new hockey High quality carbon hockey sticks stick and your not sure you are using the correct one. You ask yourself which flex is right for me? What is a kick point? Which curve pattern should I use? All are very legitimate questions and here are some answers.
  Probably the most important aspect of selecting a hockey stick is to ensure you are using the proper flex. If your flex is too stiff you wont achieve maximum loading in the shaft, which is how much the shaft will bend and release into the puck during the shot. If the flex is too soft you will lose some accuracy and control and have a hard time feeling the puck.
  There are generally 4 different http://www.xmapexsport.com/unbranded-ice-hockey-stick-c1762.html classifications of flex. A light flex (65) is generally used for smaller players who need a lighter and softer shaft to get shots off quick and accurate. A med...    less
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