Je pensais juste que c’était fou qu’un bâton d’occasion soit vendu à un prix aussi bas, même s’il a été utilisé par un pylône glorifié. J’ai trouvé ceci sur la boutique Hockeytown.
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HoodcraftTM
@Red Wings de Détroit
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This is funny but there is a caveat. Typically pro-stock used sticks are defective. They typically have hairline cracks and will break after a couple heavy shots.
I’ve actually had great luck with pro-stock stocks from Griffins players at The Zone. $75 for a pro-stock twig. No issues with them breaking thus far.
Game-used Rasmussen stick. Never touched the puck.
Well… At least you know it’s still got some goals in it
He uses the Warrior Alpha but plays very Beta brand hockey. Maybe he’s trying to subconsciously will it into his play. He’s had 1 Alpha play and we all are still loving and accepting him for that
https://preview.redd.it/p5q7kuk3sekg1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b4db1ea3aeaf2e4d15a7e8a9c10368695d41751
I’ve been doing this for years – $125 for a prostock stick is way better than $350 for one for one from the store. No warranty but you can get great, usable gear from the team store at a hilariously low cost.
The price of sticks are insane these days. Usually I go to marketplace and pickup a few
He’s a lefty though, right? I don’t think that’ll work for me.
That stick is 100 flex and is made for a person 6’6, not much of a market for that as a collectable or someone to use it.
Great beer league stick.
Wait a minute so you can buy a game used stick from a pro player and they go for “cheap”? wtf
I’ve never played hockey ever in my life so this is a new thing but this sounds wild. Like as a fan I’d just buy one for the memorabilia. Like I couldn’t imagine something like a used Parker Meadows bat not being somewhat valuable.
The stick is sweet, but the controller on it goes dead every so often