Overview
Dominate the ice with the TACKS XF PRO hockey stick. Featuring an advanced mid kickpoint, it optimizes energy storage to unleash explosive, powerful shots. Constructed with Nanolite shield carbon layering technology, this top-tier stick offers a remarkable blend of ultra-lightweight feel and superior durability. The innovative "V" shaft geometry enhances smooth shot loading, amplifying wrist shot power with unparalleled consistency.
Features & Specifications
- Modern mid kickpoint - Using a softer mid-section to ensure maximum energy storage when loading the stick, our new modern mid kickpoint has now been optimized for wrist shots, enabling aggressive shooters with even more puck speed and consistency than before
- Nanolite shield carbon layering technology - High-performance carbon layering technology which creates a stick that’s both incredibly light and incredibly strong
- Variable "V" shaft geometry - Variable shaft geometry allowing for an easier and constant loading of the stick to help increase wrist shot power. Its shape transitions along the shaft ensures maximum comfort and grip
- Skeleton + taper technology - Manufacturing technology found in the taper area which provides better reliability in key moments of the game
- Soft Helicoid blade - Gain the loading capacity and feel of a soft blade while taking advantage of the Helicoid technology - an improved method to stack carbon layers for long-lasting performance
- Superfast Microfeel grip - Graphic-integrated raised grip on mid-section of the shaft to ensure perfect stick control
- Sigma STP spread tow shaft and blade
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