Another great and honest review. I bought the trigger 7 pro when the 8 came out because of the sale and I love the stick. I agree sticks don’t usually jump in performance a ton and so upgrading isn’t worth it 99% of the time (for a fat beer leaguer like myself that is). Great review!
Nice work you were ahead of the game on this one. The 7 is dope I’m going to grab one as well started playing no slappers again I used it last year and was perfect for it
Not a huge low kick guy but I’ve always loved the trigger line of sticks, doesn’t sacrifice everything to give you a good release. I feel they’ve always been good in all aspects and they brought me back to liking low kick sticks. Thinking of trying a trigger 8 next. It’s hard to put down the tmp pro tho…
Yeah the tMP is a tough one to let go, the trigger is a good medium as it doesn’t feel like the super tradional low kickers like a Rekker, hzrdus, Vapor
I bought a trigger 8 pro and broke the blade. I loved it and want another. Came here for the review to see what you think. It’s the best stick I’ve used so far. I like ccm products. Rarely try other brands
I play minor pro and I personally love the ghost. I wasn’t sure how I’d like them since I usually only play defense and depending on which team and league I’m usually just staying back and use a 110+ flex LX Pro. But the minor pro league I’m in we do a lot of cycling on positions so I wanted to try them out. After around 15-20 games and practices now with the ghost I absolutely love them personally. I just wish they made a little bit of a higher flex version around 90-100. 85 still feels a little too whippy to me and at 90-100 sticks start to feel really good all around to me. The puck feel is just phenomenal, and the shots come off with ease which is very similar to my Trigger 7 Pro, but with a little more power behind them. I don’t have to put much effort and force into the shots to get the puck flying at the net like a rocket. One goalie said the shots were coming in so fast and hard that he was having a hard time keeping them in his glove and he could feel the shots through the padding. I was worried about the durability but Beer League Bums Hockey Reviews video on the FT6 Pro made me feel a little more comfortable about the purchase. There’s a guy selling one for pretty cheap so he can get his son a Proto R instead and I’m trying to buy it so I can have a third one and I want to use it as a torture test stick like I did to my first LX Pro I bought ( I bought it because if BLBHR and the LX Pro’s truly are amazing ). In my opinion if you have the money for an FT Ghost then buy it and don’t look back because you won’t regret it. If I was a millionaire I’d buy a couple hundred just to have because they feel great and play great and I could use this stick for the next couple years and not complain. I’m literally selling all the sticks I don’t use anymore to buy more Ghost.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews that is true. It’s a preference for sure. I personally loved it. For roller hockey I didn’t notice it because the pucks lighter but when I went to play ice with it that same day I got them I was actually amazed with it. One thing I did notice though after changing my tape after using it a dozen times is you can see the ribs in the blade bulging out a little bit, and I don’t remeber it being like that when I first looked at them and bought them. Maybe it was like that and I didn’t notice it but it’s the only stick I’ve seen the ribs on the blade pushing out a little bit. I even changed the tape on some other sticks I’ve used just as much and you can’t see the ribs pushing out.
I want to hear what you have to say about the Bauer Proto R. I’m not a huge fan of Bauer sticks, because they seem to under perform the other top manufacturers and their top end sticks. They also seem to have huge durability issues compared to the other major brands. Of course, none of the top end sticks are made for durability, but they don’t break like the Bauer sticks due within their first use, first slap shot, or after a couple uses in competitive games. But my stick connection in Indiana just got some in from the St. Louis Blues team, and they said they’ll send me two of them that are brand new for $410 bucks so I couldn’t pass up that offer. I hope they’re worth it.
Great review Justin. I agree that the T7P is the better option if your specs are in store. A couple of team players switched to the FT6P (me included) and it’s such a great stick. Would still love CCM to do a batch of T4P sticks tho’, as that model probably tops the trigger series IMO.
great stick, like i told you i did buy it and i do find a lot of similarities to the trigger 7 pro but the blade dampening and the reimagined rib grip technology they have added have actually improved my game a lot, not only that but i did head up a flex and my shot has improved, great review though keep up the good work.
I used to wonder why you didnt do mid level sticks but i agree with what you said about it. Ive started to look harder and find top end everything for cheap over that past few months. Got “pre owned” jetspeed ft6 pro shoulder pads and pants off ebay from a store and when these things showed up they were brand new just without the hang tags and they were literally about 50% the price of new ones. I dont buy low end anything anymore
Exactly! Just so many deals and ways to find great gear out there. Why by a 129$ new trigger 86 k when I can get a 150$ brand new trigger 6 etc just gotta know where to look ;)
these vids are great and i always put a ton of stock in what is said in them. but i bought a trigger 8 mainly because i couldn't find any FT6s locally. i've had Ft3 Ft6 as well as FT6. That being said the Trigger8 is AWESOME. i cant believe how much i love this stick. I usually cut about 1.5 inches off and full taped blade and handle with no butt end. with all that tape the stick weighs 380g. so i would say that weight isnt an issue. the balance on the stick is just amazing. the new blade is great. i never have to worried about the puck rolling off and shooting blanks. my shot may be 2 to 3 mph lower, but it comes off quick. i would definitely buy this again, just maybe in an 80 or 75 flex instead of my usual 85. its probably a low kick thing, but it is more stiff than jetspeed.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews for sure. hopefully not. but i am 95% wrist shot 5% snap shot. 0% slappers so my sticks tend to last very long. that being said i can see my snap shot percentage increase because it is so good with the stick and a heck of a lot more accurate which will lend to my confidence using it to be there. with most sticks i was like a shot gun as opposed to a dialed in rifle.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews thanks for your vids. they are very useful to me. i am very picky and super critical. i literally have $1200 in sticks in my garage that i dont use. lol.
I 100% agree with you the 7 pro and 8 pro are amazing sticks and although they are low kick sticks, they do pack heat with a slap-shot. I got both the 8 Pro and the FT6 Pro and both are amazing at slapshots and snap. I’m not gonna lie I got the FT6 in a P90TM, I’m usually using the P29. I’m enjoying the P90TM. I found the P28 too inconsistent with shots imo. In this video did you use a shorter stick? Remember we spoke about shot mechanics previously, well in this video your shot mechanics are spot on 🔥🏒.
I picked up a trigger 8 pro in the store and compared it to a trigger 7 pro and despite them weighing pretty much the same, I believe the shaft of the trigger 8 pro is lighter. The blade is much heavier than the trigger 7 pro. Not a fan of the balance of the trigger 8 pro, I'm getting the trigger 7 pro on clearance
90% of the people I know with an agent absolutely hate to stick. They wish they never bought it. They are having a hard time selling it and getting their money back and they wish they would’ve went with a trigger seven or eight pro or something else similar that’s not an agent.
great review bud. i think you could care less but here's what i do to prevent delaminating or small chips on the lower shaft part. i rip 2 pieces of about 1' 1/2 hockey tape, tape one on the bottom and one on the top along of the lower shaft(where chips often occures). the tape will tape ''protect'' direct stick to stick damage. Of course the shaft will chip on hard slashes but i notice way less damage and the stick last longer. hockey tape doesnt weight much and doesnt ccost much to change when you see rips in them. Give it a shot let me know. you dont tape much so i think its a nahh lol
I try and read every comment and any feedback I can get! I’ll give it a try when I get stuck at center. I generally don’t play it but was sparing and only had the trigger with me and I was like a man guess I’ll play it and that was crazy after only one game at center. If I ever get stuck at center I will definitely do that!
Meant to chime in sooner, but great job on the video! I feel like I've seen you shoot enough now in videos and in person to say that I kinda think you look like you're shooting better with this stick than any of the other ones I've seen you with. It's obviously subjective and I can't take into consideration how the stick feels to you, but you're ripping them with the Trigger 8 pro. My wife has been using one for about a month now and is top in assists as a defensemen. I think all but one shot was with a slapper. It seems like a cool stick. Though, I'm interested in what you have to say about the FTGhost and the Bauer Nexus 2N Pro...I mean "Proto R." LOL
Think so eh? I mean looks can matter on shooting for sure. I was ripping some good ones In the games. I guess you haven’t tried it since your wife won’t let you after previous instances eh lol
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews haha that’s about right! She’s let me pass around with it and it feels good but I haven’t shot with it yet. I’ll be on the lookout for your next videos.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Oh man, she'd having me hanging upside down like a freshly harvested moose if I did that! LOL Just dropped a new vid, btw. May not be as interesting as new sticks and skates, but take a look when you have time.
Late to the party here. What flex did you go with? I like 75 but dropped down on the legend pro. I believe ccm plays like 75 flex across all their lines.
I had just gotten trigger 6 pro. Within 4 games it broke (it got lumberjacked by a defender) but i got the t7pro and i hate it personally. After the tourny, i bought a new t6pro and trsted the flexes. The tpro flexes less than the t6pro
I gotta say that’s an interesting one the 6,7,8 I couldn’t tell apart if they were blacked out. Weight, shooting and release are all the same. The 8 just has the blade change
Thanks for the review. i can´t really decide between the FT6 Pro, Trigger 8 and FT Ghost. I´m still using the FT4 pro which i really liked so far. maybe a bit quicker release would be nice. What is your recommendation?
If you like the 4 the 6 is just a better version. The ghost is the 6 with a dampended blade and the trigger 8 is as great stick but isn’t as good as the ft6. Can’t go wrong with all 3 depending on play style And needs
True has announced a new low kick project X 2 😂 also with a retail Laine curve T27, wonder if it as snappable as the weight describes, I tried it in shop and if was a feather
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviewstechnically it shouldn't be released yet but I demo-d its meh its got a nice blade but the shooting ain't the best and I was surprised I wasn't able to break it. The T27 curve looked cool though. True just posted a 'leak' on Instagram
What website is your favorite for stick deals? Since you buy a lot of sticks I’d be interested to see what you like best for deals. I always buy low to mid tier ($150 sticks) but if I can get top tier for that it would be awesome.
I’m in Canada so I have to shop in Canada usually us sites won’t ship to me. Unsure where you are. But the hockeyshop always has the last gen stick on sale, always has pro stocks coming and and buy of older sticks from old stock cheap. The best thing to do is to think of a stick you want and google it. You will find out if it’s available on a site somewhere. Like in this instance google trigger 7 pro and you can see the deals right there. The 7 being latest change is still in the 300$ but the 6 is out there cheaper too as I said at the hockey shop they have a bunch at 175$. Also check out local stores that are larger and they usually are clearing sticks for the new ones.
so the new blade is dampened only in the heel area? i really dislike dampened blades. i have a Travis Boyd pro stock ADV but it has a custom blade and it's incredibly dampened. its such a great stick and curve but unfortunately i dont use it much because of that. edit to add: my ft6 pro chipped like crazy. it lasted a decent time around 2 months but the blade did eventually cracked in half.
The blade insert seems to be across the blade. Least in feel. I also don’t like the dampened blade so it is a preference the ghost is even more dampened
I wonder thinking back to the trigger 6 v the 76k vid does stick weight = more shot power on slapshots and one timers? Ovi uses a 475 gram stick and Laine uses 480 so I was wondering if weight = power
The 86 k doesn’t have the asymmetry taper so I think it’s more traditional lower hosel I think the soft taper on the top triggers loses some overall power
With the ft 6 pro me and a couple others on TikTok and friends have broken the ft6 pro in the same spot but this might just be where the stick flex’s the most so it weekends over time but mine only lasted 3 weeks so it it just the ft6?
Crazy I’ve had a couple of them that last forever. But sticks will be sticks and depends on your strength, shooting, playing style and level of play for sure. Without knowing some of that I would say you’re probably just harder on sticks and play a competitive game which just adds wear and tear.
@@phcchan8080 the 2 is actually slightly heavier, the rest of the boot feels the same but I’m actually having some angle pains and thought the OG is more comfortable. Because the upgrade is the powerful holder it generally isn’t worth the large price tag over the sale price OG. It’s only slightly stiffer and really I haven’t noticed it. 700$ or so for clearence OG over almost double that ( depending where you are located ) isn’t really worth it
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I like that you demonstrate all shooting styles with all the sticks. Super helpful honest and not biased in anyway.
Thanks for that I do my best to present everything for each player
Another great and honest review. I bought the trigger 7 pro when the 8 came out because of the sale and I love the stick. I agree sticks don’t usually jump in performance a ton and so upgrading isn’t worth it 99% of the time (for a fat beer leaguer like myself that is). Great review!
Nice work you were ahead of the game on this one. The 7 is dope I’m going to grab one as well started playing no slappers again I used it last year and was perfect for it
Not a huge low kick guy but I’ve always loved the trigger line of sticks, doesn’t sacrifice everything to give you a good release. I feel they’ve always been good in all aspects and they brought me back to liking low kick sticks. Thinking of trying a trigger 8 next. It’s hard to put down the tmp pro tho…
Yeah the tMP is a tough one to let go, the trigger is a good medium as it doesn’t feel like the super tradional low kickers like a Rekker, hzrdus, Vapor
Appreciate the no BS reviews keep ‘em coming
Thank you these comments mean a lot
another great video my man- glad you mentioned the chipping thing. A+ video as usual
Thx feedback like this is why I keep going other wise would have long since quit
I bought a trigger 8 pro and broke the blade.
I loved it and want another.
Came here for the review to see what you think.
It’s the best stick I’ve used so far.
I like ccm products.
Rarely try other brands
The blades are weak so if you can find it a trigger 7 is a better bet. Its exact same stick just the blade isn’t soft and weak
Ghost next plzzz
Yep
I play minor pro and I personally love the ghost. I wasn’t sure how I’d like them since I usually only play defense and depending on which team and league I’m usually just staying back and use a 110+ flex LX Pro.
But the minor pro league I’m in we do a lot of cycling on positions so I wanted to try them out. After around 15-20 games and practices now with the ghost I absolutely love them personally. I just wish they made a little bit of a higher flex version around 90-100. 85 still feels a little too whippy to me and at 90-100 sticks start to feel really good all around to me.
The puck feel is just phenomenal, and the shots come off with ease which is very similar to my Trigger 7 Pro, but with a little more power behind them. I don’t have to put much effort and force into the shots to get the puck flying at the net like a rocket.
One goalie said the shots were coming in so fast and hard that he was having a hard time keeping them in his glove and he could feel the shots through the padding.
I was worried about the durability but Beer League Bums Hockey Reviews video on the FT6 Pro made me feel a little more comfortable about the purchase.
There’s a guy selling one for pretty cheap so he can get his son a Proto R instead and I’m trying to buy it so I can have a third one and I want to use it as a torture test stick like I did to my first LX Pro I bought ( I bought it because if BLBHR and the LX Pro’s truly are amazing ).
In my opinion if you have the money for an FT Ghost then buy it and don’t look back because you won’t regret it. If I was a millionaire I’d buy a couple hundred just to have because they feel great and play great and I could use this stick for the next couple years and not complain. I’m literally selling all the sticks I don’t use anymore to buy more Ghost.
@@ArchieCrypto I will say the ghosts blade is gonna be a preference though I personally hate the dead feel.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews that is true. It’s a preference for sure. I personally loved it. For roller hockey I didn’t notice it because the pucks lighter but when I went to play ice with it that same day I got them I was actually amazed with it.
One thing I did notice though after changing my tape after using it a dozen times is you can see the ribs in the blade bulging out a little bit, and I don’t remeber it being like that when I first looked at them and bought them.
Maybe it was like that and I didn’t notice it but it’s the only stick I’ve seen the ribs on the blade pushing out a little bit. I even changed the tape on some other sticks I’ve used just as much and you can’t see the ribs pushing out.
@@ArchieCrypto least we have an idea what the ft7 line will be like now already
Another great and honest review in the bag 🏒🥅
Thank you kindly 💪
Was waiting for it! Thanks again for your job!
Thanks for watching
I want to hear what you have to say about the Bauer Proto R. I’m not a huge fan of Bauer sticks, because they seem to under perform the other top manufacturers and their top end sticks. They also seem to have huge durability issues compared to the other major brands. Of course, none of the top end sticks are made for durability, but they don’t break like the Bauer sticks due within their first use, first slap shot, or after a couple uses in competitive games.
But my stick connection in Indiana just got some in from the St. Louis Blues team, and they said they’ll send me two of them that are brand new for $410 bucks so I couldn’t pass up that offer. I hope they’re worth it.
Next weekend just finished filming and playing 12 games over last while
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviewsI honestly can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it bro.
@ArchieCrypto but if you can get two for price of one that ain’t bad though.
Great review Justin. I agree that the T7P is the better option if your specs are in store. A couple of team players switched to the FT6P (me included) and it’s such a great stick.
Would still love CCM to do a batch of T4P sticks tho’, as that model probably tops the trigger series IMO.
Always the gem from the past eh! It would be cool if ccm and Bauer would release real
Old sticks. I would kill for a total one much
great stick, like i told you i did buy it and i do find a lot of similarities to the trigger 7 pro but the blade dampening and the reimagined rib grip technology they have added have actually improved my game a lot, not only that but i did head up a flex and my shot has improved, great review though keep up the good work.
Thanks glad it’s working well for you!
I used to wonder why you didnt do mid level sticks but i agree with what you said about it. Ive started to look harder and find top end everything for cheap over that past few months. Got “pre owned” jetspeed ft6 pro shoulder pads and pants off ebay from a store and when these things showed up they were brand new just without the hang tags and they were literally about 50% the price of new ones. I dont buy low end anything anymore
Exactly! Just so many deals and ways to find great gear out there. Why by a 129$ new trigger 86 k when I can get a 150$ brand new trigger 6 etc just gotta know where to look ;)
these vids are great and i always put a ton of stock in what is said in them. but i bought a trigger 8 mainly because i couldn't find any FT6s locally. i've had Ft3 Ft6 as well as FT6. That being said the Trigger8 is AWESOME. i cant believe how much i love this stick. I usually cut about 1.5 inches off and full taped blade and handle with no butt end. with all that tape the stick weighs 380g. so i would say that weight isnt an issue. the balance on the stick is just amazing. the new blade is great. i never have to worried about the puck rolling off and shooting blanks. my shot may be 2 to 3 mph lower, but it comes off quick. i would definitely buy this again, just maybe in an 80 or 75 flex instead of my usual 85. its probably a low kick thing, but it is more stiff than jetspeed.
Keep me posted on how long your blade lasts. Seems to be an issue now as more people are saying they breaking very fast
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews for sure. hopefully not. but i am 95% wrist shot 5% snap shot. 0% slappers so my sticks tend to last very long. that being said i can see my snap shot percentage increase because it is so good with the stick and a heck of a lot more accurate which will lend to my confidence using it to be there. with most sticks i was like a shot gun as opposed to a dialed in rifle.
@@jakebenigni hopefully that style bodes well for durability for you
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews thanks for your vids. they are very useful to me. i am very picky and super critical. i literally have $1200 in sticks in my garage that i dont use. lol.
I 100% agree with you the 7 pro and 8 pro are amazing sticks and although they are low kick sticks, they do pack heat with a slap-shot. I got both the 8 Pro and the FT6 Pro and both are amazing at slapshots and snap. I’m not gonna lie I got the FT6 in a P90TM, I’m usually using the P29. I’m enjoying the P90TM. I found the P28 too inconsistent with shots imo.
In this video did you use a shorter stick? Remember we spoke about shot mechanics previously, well in this video your shot mechanics are spot on 🔥🏒.
same stick length just depends how sore I am i think, just filmed the ghost review and was all over the place lol
9:46 "Aah! I screwed it up!" lol you sound like me! 🤣
Haha keeping it real
I picked up a trigger 8 pro in the store and compared it to a trigger 7 pro and despite them weighing pretty much the same, I believe the shaft of the trigger 8 pro is lighter. The blade is much heavier than the trigger 7 pro. Not a fan of the balance of the trigger 8 pro, I'm getting the trigger 7 pro on clearance
Best call !
Can we maybe get an smal review in the mach gloves . Would love that.
Yes I’ll be doing one that’s a bit different
90% of the people I know with an agent absolutely hate to stick. They wish they never bought it. They are having a hard time selling it and getting their money back and they wish they would’ve went with a trigger seven or eight pro or something else similar that’s not an agent.
Complete opposite my experience. Agent shooting is not beat by any other low kick
Just got 2 for 360$ cad. Hopefully I like em
Pretty good price and two is good for when the blade blows up lol
great review bud. i think you could care less but here's what i do to prevent delaminating or small chips on the lower shaft part. i rip 2 pieces of about 1' 1/2 hockey tape, tape one on the bottom and one on the top along of the lower shaft(where chips often occures). the tape will tape ''protect'' direct stick to stick damage. Of course the shaft will chip on hard slashes but i notice way less damage and the stick last longer. hockey tape doesnt weight much and doesnt ccost much to change when you see rips in them. Give it a shot let me know. you dont tape much so i think its a nahh lol
I try and read every comment and any feedback I can get! I’ll give it a try when I get stuck at center. I generally don’t play it but was sparing and only had the trigger with me and I was like a man guess I’ll play it and that was crazy after only one game at center. If I ever get stuck at center I will definitely do that!
Meant to chime in sooner, but great job on the video! I feel like I've seen you shoot enough now in videos and in person to say that I kinda think you look like you're shooting better with this stick than any of the other ones I've seen you with. It's obviously subjective and I can't take into consideration how the stick feels to you, but you're ripping them with the Trigger 8 pro. My wife has been using one for about a month now and is top in assists as a defensemen. I think all but one shot was with a slapper. It seems like a cool stick. Though, I'm interested in what you have to say about the FTGhost and the Bauer Nexus 2N Pro...I mean "Proto R." LOL
Think so eh? I mean looks can matter on shooting for sure. I was ripping some good ones In the games. I guess you haven’t tried it since your wife won’t let you after previous instances eh lol
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews haha that’s about right! She’s let me pass around with it and it feels good but I haven’t shot with it yet. I’ll be on the lookout for your next videos.
@@mongillohockey I think you should take it for a game without her knowing haha.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Oh man, she'd having me hanging upside down like a freshly harvested moose if I did that! LOL Just dropped a new vid, btw. May not be as interesting as new sticks and skates, but take a look when you have time.
@@mongillohockey nice I definitely will here in a min!
Late to the party here. What flex did you go with? I like 75 but dropped down on the legend pro. I believe ccm plays like 75 flex across all their lines.
I had 75 here. And thought it was a good flex I cut off 1.5 inches. The legend I didn’t cut ran 75 and felt it was pretty stiff
I just got a trigger 7 since it was $175. Thinking about getting the jet speed ft5
Yeah perfect the ft5 is nicely on sale too great pick ups
Yea kinda wish I would have waited to by the jet speed. Bought it 3 weeks ago but I got the ft6 team stick since it was sub $200.
@@asg7861 yeah sometimes you gotta look around you find some
Sweet deals
I had just gotten trigger 6 pro. Within 4 games it broke (it got lumberjacked by a defender) but i got the t7pro and i hate it personally. After the tourny, i bought a new t6pro and trsted the flexes. The tpro flexes less than the t6pro
I gotta say that’s an interesting one the 6,7,8 I couldn’t tell apart if they were blacked out. Weight, shooting and release are all the same. The 8 just has the blade change
Thanks for the review. i can´t really decide between the FT6 Pro, Trigger 8 and FT Ghost. I´m still using the FT4 pro which i really liked so far. maybe a bit quicker release would be nice. What is your recommendation?
If you like the 4 the 6 is just a better version. The ghost is the 6 with a dampended blade and the trigger 8 is as great stick but isn’t as good as the ft6. Can’t go wrong with all 3 depending on play style
And needs
Great stick, but when u get the Trigger6Pro for 89 USD im not jumping on the trigger8 train!
6 is same concept amazing deal
SYNC already removed from tier list. Guessing proto slotting in its place.
Definitely getting updated this weekend
When's the proto r review?
Next week
True has announced a new low kick project X 2 😂 also with a retail Laine curve T27, wonder if it as snappable as the weight describes, I tried it in shop and if was a feather
This the one that’s alrasdy released ? I’ve seen them kicking around. It will probably last mere minutes
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviewstechnically it shouldn't be released yet but I demo-d its meh its got a nice blade but the shooting ain't the best and I was surprised I wasn't able to break it. The T27 curve looked cool though. True just posted a 'leak' on Instagram
@@alexpayne1364 wierd yeah there is a few at my local store
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews 😂 they illegally selling it, can u break it in under 10 shots with thr T27 curve?
@alexpayne1364 I’ll definitely try
What website is your favorite for stick deals? Since you buy a lot of sticks I’d be interested to see what you like best for deals. I always buy low to mid tier ($150 sticks) but if I can get top tier for that it would be awesome.
I’m in Canada so I have to shop in Canada usually us sites won’t ship to me. Unsure where you are. But the hockeyshop always has the last gen stick on sale, always has pro stocks coming and and buy of older sticks from old stock cheap. The best thing to do is to think of a stick you want and google it. You will find out if it’s available on a site somewhere. Like in this instance google trigger 7 pro and you can see the deals right there. The 7 being latest change is still in the 300$ but the 6 is out there cheaper too as I said at the hockey shop they have a bunch at 175$. Also check out local stores that are larger and they usually are clearing sticks for the new ones.
Justin when are you doing the proto Bauer review ?
Editing vs with the other 2 special sticks now
Good review buddy,I feel ccm sticks are more durable than Bauer ,take care buddy
RUDDSY
thanks Ruddsy. The ccm are right now for sure especially over the specials.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews 🥅🥅🏒🏒🏒👍
so the new blade is dampened only in the heel area? i really dislike dampened blades. i have a Travis Boyd pro stock ADV but it has a custom blade and it's incredibly dampened. its such a great stick and curve but unfortunately i dont use it much because of that. edit to add: my ft6 pro chipped like crazy. it lasted a decent time around 2 months but the blade did eventually cracked in half.
The blade insert seems to be across the blade. Least in feel. I also don’t like the dampened blade so it is a preference the ghost is even more dampened
I wonder thinking back to the trigger 6 v the 76k vid does stick weight = more shot power on slapshots and one timers? Ovi uses a 475 gram stick and Laine uses 480 so I was wondering if weight = power
The 86 k doesn’t have the asymmetry taper so I think it’s more traditional lower hosel I think the soft taper on the top triggers loses some overall power
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews ooh ok
With the ft 6 pro me and a couple others on TikTok and friends have broken the ft6 pro in the same spot but this might just be where the stick flex’s the most so it weekends over time but mine only lasted 3 weeks so it it just the ft6?
Crazy I’ve had a couple of them that last forever. But sticks will be sticks and depends on your strength, shooting, playing style and level of play for sure. Without knowing some of that I would say you’re probably just harder on sticks and play a competitive game which just adds wear and tear.
I thought I remember you saying dropping a flex on the 7 due to it being harder to flex. Does this hold true for the 8?
Similar feel yes. Something I missed
damn OG lx pro still on top
Yeah just overall still the best stick
When are you coming out with the as vi pro
Just posted to insta I have it
When is it coming to RUclips
@@Bread_meme-m9m probably 2-3 weeks I always use for awhile
Will there be a hyperlite 2 skates review? Wonder how it feels compare to the hyperlite? And whether I shd get the last gen or just get the new one?
There will be I just haven’t had a chance to do it. My advice will be to get the OG
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Can i know why the OG?
@@phcchan8080 the 2 is actually slightly heavier, the rest of the boot feels the same but I’m actually having some angle pains and thought the OG is more comfortable. Because the upgrade is the powerful holder it generally isn’t worth the large price tag over the sale price OG. It’s only slightly stiffer and really I haven’t noticed it. 700$ or so for clearence OG over almost double that ( depending where you are located ) isn’t really worth it
Warrior super novium update?
In the review for next weekend
What mic do you use while on the ice ?
Some garbage Amazon Bluetooth one
First!🎉
npc
Awe ya
@@rydenhaze10 was a joke mate... Watching and waiting for your your future vid on the best twig on the planet!! ( for me..)
My ft 6 pro only lasted 2 and a half weeks!!!😂
Ouch I guess my as6 only lasted 2 games so could be worse
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews my as 6 lasted 9 days
Rough eh totally sucks when you spend that money
Boomer, what flex was tested? Thanx
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