Bauer Ag5nt, full review, if you dare
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- As everyone and their dog releases their Ag5nt video, I thought I would take a few jabs (all for fun) and give some actual information on how the stick performs, who it would suit and what you should look for in its characteristics if its something you should spend over 400$ on. Durability will be touched on again soon. In the end, I hope I can help more than "its a good stick"
Thanks for all the kind words everyone. I try and make these fun, informative and not boring, but i understand not everyone sits through a 20 min youtube from some random beer leaguer. I hope i addressed the aspects of this stick well enough to help you make a decision. In the end, its alot of $$ and I always say its best to gather all information and make the best decision for your personal situation. If I didnt answer it in the video ill respond to comments.
broke yet?
@@Gmaneeeee I broke one yep but took awhile
I'm impressed Bauer actually made a good stick this time. It's always good for there to actually be competition in the low kick area, rather than the Triggers (which I love) dominating it the whole time.
Yeah need competition so each brand pushes its next release to improve
And now it is funny, it's getting better and better! Thanks Justin!🙏
glad you enjoyed it
Best review I have seen!! I bought the Ag5nt stick after watching this and everything is as reviewed! Well done!
Thank you and appreciate the view and comment always love to hear
The info you give about the stiffness is actually going to help me so much, I use the hyperlite at 87 flex now and I bought the CCM FT5 at 85 flex and it felt way too stiff for me so had to sell it, I think ill buy the 77 Agent just from your video, great work dude and thank you from the UK
I’m glad. Yes make sure you drop the flex! And thanks for your support
This was hilarious! Loved it. Great review. Thanks for the insight and your thoughts.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved the entry level vs. top of the line. Would love to see a top of the line vs. 2nd price point video. Specifically jetspeed ft5 vs. ft5 pro!
keep up the good work
As this grows I plan to help with more price points thank you
Great review, very thorough, keep up the awesome videos!
Thank you and will do!
LMFAO! Very well written script, and that skit was awesome! I recognized most of the guys you took a jab at! Anyways, I took a look at the A5ENT stick the other day but, I'm going to wait until something beats the LX Pro score on your list.
Thank you I tried hard! Novium ? Maybe….can’t wait to try it
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews yeah looks good, and Warrior has been extremely reliable for awhile. Durable lightweight sticks, but not really known for their "pop". By the way, I forgot to mention how the A5ENT stick sounds like it hits the sweet spot every time.
@@owenator I’m so stoked for it I hope I’m not disappointed lol yeah it does I don’t really miss fire with it. I’ll prob do a follow up on this one since such a big stick release
Great review man! I’ll have to give the 70 flex a go. Did not like the 77 at all in rapid shot but actually liked the pingier more ccm like blade feel
Yeah 70 is next for me with this. I think they have an interesting approach with the super stiff load on a very low flex
Great Review man, your absolutely right, you can’t complain about price when the performance is there. Hands down best stick out right now, i have 3 of these and probably won’t be using another stick for a very long time. Straight masterpiece. I will say though i am glad i work at a hockey store and get these 40% off. Regardless though i’d still be buying this stick
p.s. - i 100% agree with you that this should have been released as the Hyperlite. I’ve already seen the new Hyperlite 2.0 stick coming out around April from our Bauer rep already and it’s still not going to be as lite and perfect as the Agent. The Hyperlite 2 will use the blade from the Sync (ACL 2.0) for better feel and be brought down to only 360 grams still 30 off the Agent and only 5g’s less than the current Sync. The agent will stand King for some time. I did have our Bauer rep leak some info to us though that an “Agent Sync” will be coming out this year as well so watch out for that towards the end of 2023
Appreciate the feedback. That’s pretty sweet for a huge discount. I would be taking the agent all day for that price. Yeah the agent R is a mid kicker and can’t wait for that!
Thanks for all these reviews and Boomers stick tier list! You are doing great job. My son plays with Sherwood TMP pro and he loves this stick.
I’m glad you enjoy them thanks for the kind words! And awesome on the tMP!
Best one so far BLBH!!! that was funny. Well done LOL
Thanks I put a lot into it!
Went from a HZRRUS PX to a AG5NT, best decision ever.
Yep no one believed me the px was garbage but no one uses it or gets talked about
Will I like the AG5NT if I use Nexus sticks?
@@micallefproductions5680 not sure I like many different sticks just depends on your game style and what you like in a stick. I tried to explain the agent pros and cons and what people should or shouldn’t do in the video. If those points sway you either way do or don’t depending on which.
Great real review! Good job 👏
Thank you and glad you liked it
Great review, probably not for me. I actually decided to get another hockeystickman extra light blackout. It's $110, and it's just a really good stick (although I don't have any $300 player sticks). You called it on liking a slightly heavier damped stick.
exactly best to stay where you are comfortable for $ and performance
Our team against another team yesterday (we won 12 - 3), and I managed to try a CCM FT5P of same specs as mine, however the handle of the stick was taped very rudimentary as opposed to the buttendz grip I'm using; the feel between the two sticks was very different as the buttendz grip stick felt significantly dampened. It's great to see Bauer finally relasing some new (and durable) technology that actually appeals to the market.
interesting, the tape changed the feel eh?
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews yeah, as I mentioned it's pretty obvious; however, I was surprised at just how much difference it made. What I'm after is even if the Ag5nt appears very stiff in your hands (rendering is too "steel-bar" for some players), you might actually be able to reap all the benefits of the stick and still get good comfort with a more padded grip.
@@andersborum9267 great point I’ll have to test out the idea myself here
Great review video 👍
cheers!
Great review, like the others. I still think features, performance and price nothing comes close to the new Sherwood Code TMP Pro. Very underrated company.
Totally true the tMP is a gem
Thanks for another great review. It sure helps to know what someone's experience is like with a > $400 stick before buying one. What was the puck feel like? Was it really pingy like the Hyperlite? I'm not sure if I saw you talk about that in the video.
Because the boron is so hard on the stick the blade itself feels crazy hard, stiff and pingy.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews That is really good to know. Thanks for your feedback. I really don't think this is the stick for me then.
@@qmechanic good stuff yeah tried to explain as much as I could so people could be like yes that’s my style or no it is not
Good review I hope you come back with how it’s lasting
Generally it lasted me fine. I have a second one no issues. It’s not a stick for hard checking or centres though
The sheer wood project 9 is like this also. I have a 75 flex and it feels like a 85-90 flex
That’s surprising Since this was designed this way where I would think they would want a true 75
Great video! Keep up the good work! Cut through the BS. Any chance of a What's in the bag video? It'd be nice to see your current gear setup. I'm looking to upgrade some protection before the league starts up this winter.
I could do a new one for the season sure. My gear is always changing ;)
Keep up the good work ... real profesional non-influencer
Thank you appreciate that :)
Swiggy G 😂….you’re killin me bro.
Glad it hit I’m
Not exactly a comedian lol
the Haggard Hockey Epic stick is slightly heavier than the AG5NT, and is less than half the price so I'd love to see a review on that stick too
I’m going to check it out.
I took a shot every time you said Bauer influencer and now I’m getting my stomach pumped. 😂 You could remove the reviews and do 20 minute videos of just jokes and I would be happy.
I appreciate these comments a lot and the support. I’m glad you enjoyed it
I'm curious, perhaps I misunderstand how the flex rating works too ... I thought that flex would be independant of the construction method - ie: an 85 flex stick will be an 85. It might be lighter if it's boron/carbon, heavier if it's timber .. but the flex itself is a standard that gets measured. In the "olde dayes" timber sticks were measured once made, then the flex number was put on them. A 77 should be a 77, unless I don't understand it? Modern construction of the layups of the fibers means you can change where it flexes, but the absolute number should result in the same flex amount.
You would think so but no on this stick This stick is designed to be much stiffer and by doing so will recoils harder at lower flexes. You hear the term “plays like a 70 flex” or whatever in some forums this that example the 77 plays like a 90
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews what's the flex rating worth if not conforming to a universally accepted standard? It's impossible to gauge what flex you're going for if it's like "oh, this is the AG5NT v3.0 so it's [your avg. flex rating minus 17 for boron but plus 8 for not being ultra sigmatex]". Not cool Bauer, not cool.
@@andersborum9267 couldn’t tell you, the stiffness and new compression perhaps needs new ratings.
I'm here! Said I would be 😁. Boron. Love the review and depth. Boron. How does this feel for release and Puck control compared to the Sync? I fully agree that reviewing price is pointless, my budget is whatever feels worth it to me. Lastly, Boron. Keep up the great work
Release is more explosive than the sync. Power is about even. Puck control is up in the air the sync blade is really nice and the feel is great. This is pingy as hell because… boron ;) thanks for the kind words
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews cheers bud 🍻
Amazing review, you actually are honest with the stick unlike other influencers, i want to get this stick but debating between the ag5nt, the sync, and the trigger 7 pro. If you could, would you making a review comparing the trigger 7 pro and the ag5nt.
Thank you, I appreciate that. I put a lot into these so nice to get this feedback.
I recently busted my trigger 7 pro but if I get a new one I will. In mean time they are both great sticks and pretty interchanable for how they perform. The trigger being a bit more durable.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews I have heard a lot of bad things about the durability of the ag5nt but its good to hear that it held up especially from those booming slap shots in the end. nice shots
@@TheEliteLotus I’m planning a follow up vid on durability. The stick holds up well against shooting but impact is where it fails. So center and face offs no no and if it takes a direct puck hit on a shot will fail.
Great review! Still planning to put out a video on the QR5?
Yes but not as epic unfortunately lol
lol figured it wouldn’t be, but curious if it can hang with the Trigger 7 at least.
@@pescadoquemado spoiler nah. I had it with me for agent, trigger and qr5 filming. Agent is best low kick performance with trigger close second.
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Great video...
Thank you
great video
Cheers! I’m glad you enjoyed it
Stick looks awesome!!! Do you think you could do a review on shooting basics for beginners? I’ve been playing for a few years now and really struggle at slap shots and lifting the puck with wrist shots. Your shots are killer!!!!
I’m works probably release next week been asked this alot,
i haven't played with one but the first thing i noticed was how much stiffer it felt than the "normal" advertised flex
Yep very much so
Curious on the follow up months after. Thinking about this or the FT6 pro. I’m more of a snap shot/pull drag shot player. But still love the clap bomb once in a while. What would you recommend? Also curious what specs you use? Great vids as always.
The ft6 is a better overall choice as it will last long is still very light and works for all shooting styles. The agent is still one of my favs but depending on the batch can break fast.
Hi Justin, thanks for all the reviews you do, they have been super helpful. I wanted to ask for your opinion. I am able to find on sideline swap an agent p28 going for 180 shipped. Or a FT5 pro p90tm going for 165 shipped which of the two should I get? Thank so much for your time!
Hey! That’s a tough one. Both Greta deals. If it was me went all day. Because my stick game is weight. And shot power. Agent owns that. Durability isn’t a huge concern. If I was saying which is a better overall buy for someone ft5. Good shot power, more durable overall more easy to use stick. You just have to decide which of the agent or ft5 aspects is right for you.
Hey man great review as always! I got the chance to hold one in my local shop and set it down because it looked like a Hyperlite with green paint! Lol I might be getting old, but I think the price of that stick just pushed me over the edge on my willingness to buy one. It’d have to be the best stick ever created by humans, but you didn’t rate it that way. You hit the nail on the head by saying most people won’t give it a shot at that price point. Hey, here’s a random question. Who’s your least-favorite online hockey gear reviewer? I’m curious to know if we have the same person in mind.
Hey dude’! Oh man you just reminded me to check out your latest vids. Been so busy editing and usually when I jump on I’m like oh perfect to check these out. Been crazy. Yeah man the price point is silliness so most won’t use it and yeah if it was the best stick ever I would definitely say it. Not there yet. Oh man least fav hmmm tough call I mean I not really anyone is doing reviews properly that’s an “large” channel. They are always off, and I don’t wanna cause to much controversy lol but we should totally chat dms just so it’s not a big thing haha
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews No worries about watching my vids! The latest ones are stuff you likely already know. Speaking of DMs, is there a way to exchange contact info without doing it publicly? I’m honestly not that familiar with the process. It might be cool to team up on a review sometime. I’m noticing that there might be an opportunity to share some different perspectives since yours and my play style are different. Just a thought and no pressure.
@@mongillohockey that would be sweet. Shoot me N email and let’s chat. Beerleaguebumhockey@gmail.com
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Hey man! I just sent you an email.
@@mongillohockey I shall check!
Love the video! Why do you notice use the LX pro for games? It is your top rated stick.
Can’t find any here my local shop only gets them a few times and because I break sticks a lot I don’t like dealing with warranty with the manufacture the store just does it when I brake em. So stick with what’s available here.
Unfortunately
If it’s a 77 flex then it still takes 77 lbs to bend it 1” so I don’t understand when someone says it’s stiffer than other sticks of the same flex range
You definitely have not used as many sticks I have. It is a well known understanding that kick point, materials, and brands have different feels. Have you used the agent? Back to back with another 77? There is a massive difference in how it loads. As much as people want it to be “77” across every aspect of different sticks it just isn’t
Hey man, really appreciate your videos. They have been extremely helpful in researching sticks! Quick question: I'm potentially getting an Agent and am switching from a Nexus E5, 65 flex to this stick (cut down so maybe closer to 67-70). I find my shot with the E5 is a bit inconsistent and the shot feels sometimes feels a tad whippy (though feels pretty close to the right flex). Given the Agent is more stiff feeling, would it be a good idea to stick to 65 flex, or drop down to 55? I'm a 5'7 guy who weighs 140 pounds. Cheers and thanks!
Based on what you said I would stick with your reg flex here. Will stiffen up a bit feel wise with the low kick and agent stiffness and should be solid. I feel like 55 is flex ten points different and wouldn’t want to drop that on a low kick by that much
playing style, definitely shooter / scorer type. shooting style is a lot of wrist shots, snap shots. lots of goals in and around the slot. i use a p92 curve. not a lot of shots where i'm lifting my stick off the ice to load. also with the nexus, I find the shot is inconsistent in that sometimes i'm able to get really good shots off and other times, I'll load up and just completely heel it, or it feels like the stored energy just sorta didn't translate. hope that helps!
@@heyguysitsmeagain9194 I mean the agent I found was great for all shots which is why I ranked it high. So should be good there. I only used a 70 though and found it to be perfect flex so going way down just will slowly start to effect the shot power. That 65 seems perfect
@@heyguysitsmeagain9194 I mean the agent I found was great for all shots which is why I ranked it high. So should be good there. I only used a 70 though and found it to be perfect flex so going way down just will slowly start to effect the shot power. That 65 seems perfect
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Super helpful, thank you so much!
Hello
thank you for your videos this one
is very funny. We talked about the hyperlite vs As4 pro. I love L yperlite do you think I would like ag5nt? Because the only thing I don't like about the hyperlite is the slap. I am Nasher and he played with hyperlite since he tried ag5nt he plays with !! I'm waiting for your trigger 7 video thank you for everything
Trigger 7 video is out on my channel.
Hyperlite was a weak stick this is far above it. As I mention this is a happy medium between a mid and low kick stick it’s the best low kick that exists right now
Lmao love the video 🤣 it’s pretty good
glad Reegan
Great review! You’ve probably answered this before, but what’s your reasoning for taping all the way to the toe and nothing on the heel?
Superstition stamkos did it and when I first started playing I chose 91 as a number and my sticks like stamkos
Trew crew and swaggy p 0:
Dunno what you talking about 😁
How are you not gaming this stick regularly? You were smoking those shots my man!
I am lol I couldn’t put it down last night it’s probably my new gamer especially if the 70 flex is even crazier. I have a shooting video coming where I used it as well
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews also as a 44 year old who only buys new high end gear… I appreciate all of the reviews on the new high end equipment. I have some True TF9 custom skates (they are really nice), but I’m really considering the CCM ASV pros…. I like the flexibility of the tendon guard in the back much better
@@MXJEFF94 I’m glad. I put on the asv pro skate and there was a large bump or pressure point on the inside of my foot I couldn’t get rid of so ended up passing unfortunately. I really wanted to try them and buy a ccm skate but I just couldn’t make it work.
It's somewhat surprising that sticks haven't been using boron. Trek bicycles were using it in bottom brackets in the early 2000's,it's not new tech. That hockey stick blades are still essentially surfboards,with a core that breaks down quickly is ... dissapointing! Bring on the boron!
Really? That is interesting and pretty awesome! Bauer does innovate just sometimes it’s a flop. So good to see something working
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Yeah, the 2006 Madone 5.9 SSLx had boron fiber in the bottom bracket. They only used it, AFAIK, for that one model. Probably too expensive. But if you look at how a hockey blade is put together, you can't help but think there's got to be a better way. Foam sandwich construction? It's just going to break down over time as the foam crumbles.
(and the lighter the stick, the better, all else being equal)
@@bleve97 yeah never really thought about it but totally true once you do. Perhaps this will change now and companies will start some new tech changes
I wonder if you put a couple rubber bands down near the blade to absorb some shock if that would help. Works for tennis rackets 🤷🏽♂️
Haha no way probably feel wierd.
I think this will improve with the next stick release first kick at the can
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews you never knooowwww!! And ya I agree, first iteration of anything needs tweaking.
@@golfhuge I’m unsure how much was used but it was probably used to keep the blade strong too which wasn’t best idea for feel. Hopefully they learn from all feedback this stick gets
Kind of defeats the idea of having a lightweight twig, right?
@@andersborum9267 I mean…… how much do you think two rubber bands weigh?
How man just wondering how this is still holding up 3 months later?
Broke awhile ago but lasted me some time. The stick is not great for impacts though tight checking or centres I would avoid. It’s a shooter offensive players stick
Hey ! I'm on the fence to treat myself, i've narrowed down to 3 sticks, considering you reviewed them all, would you be able to give me your top choice ? Also have one of your sticks broke yet ? ( trigger 7 (not the pro), agent, novium pro)
Hey! Why non pro trigger if looking at the other top ends? Also would be good to know shooting style since two are low kick and one mid. I just reviewed the novium and unless you bomb slappers 90% of the time I would avoid. The agent is slightly a better stick IMO on the trigger pro but the trigger is more durable. If you want the non pro trigger you will have a very solid more durable stick. Unless you need huge weight reduction ( say me I have rheumatoid arthritis in my wrists ) then go agent but if you don’t the trigger 7 pro is best all round stick there. None of those sticks broke for me during testing which was surprising. But they are all top sticks so it’s just a risk in end that’s what that warranty is for!
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews thanks for the quick reply ! Happy holiday to you :) to answer your question, i prefer the graphic on the trigger 7 vs 7pro and the extra 100$ reduction ( for a 20gram increase in weight) seems like the better deal for the trigger serie. Also, if i go trigger 7, i could also pick the alpha lx pro on the discount rack for about same price as 1 agent. I'm much more of a playmaker than a shooter, but i barely ever take slapshot - so all quick wristshot. ( my job offer me 500$ for sport equipment, so its a free stick for me :) )
@@alexg.4696 makes sense than I would go with trigger and Lxpro combine and both should work well for you
Im normaly a 65 (sherwood) but would you recommend a 55 ag5nt?
If it’s dropping from senior to intermidiate probably not. What are you currently using for the stick size?
Should I buy this or the proto r stick I’m a defence and I really want a quick release with a good amount of balance on the stick so I can keep my head up and play also I want to ask you because I respect your opinion
As a defence men you will be doing a lot of checking and stick contact both of these aren’t ideal as they aren’t heavily durable. But if you aren’t concerned with the agent is a better stick than the proto. Shooting and release
Which one would be more durable because 2 of my teammates who both have a ag5nt have not broken theirs and my other teammate bough the proto r and he broke it second practice
@Dusterhockey25 both are gonna be luck. I had both of these sticks with no issues but many have broken prematurely
Update on the ag5nt has it broken
Sold my original to a team mate lasted a total of testing session and Bout 20 games. The agent cannot withstand impacts so centres defence not ideal. It’s a shooters stick not a grinder, checker or center that’s for sure!
Update: my ag5nt has finally broken after 4 months of solid mens league and pickup by far the best stick I’ve ever used definitely buying one again gonna go custom tho as it’s well worth the money but I have a trigger 7pro and sync to fall back on depending on your upcoming reviews on the lx2 pro, ft6 pro, new ASV and the new rekker legend pro i may upgrade sooner then later, keep up the amazing work brother you’re doing the lords work running sticks threw actual shooting and stress testing unlike some of these other Channels who just say the sticks the best ever and toss muffins on net
Your vid editing has come a long way, awesome stuff. I also watched the whole thing and I hardly every watch something end to end over 10mins long.
Appreciate that. I get it hard to watch that long for a RUclipsr ! Trying to release less vids but more Into it
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews I actually liked that this was longer and more in depth, especially for a pricey stick like this. I tried the ft5 pro but it felt bottomw heavy of that makes sense. I'm currently using trigger 5 pro cause of the weight and balance, however my snap and slap shots feel weak. Wrist shots are ok. Is this normal for the t5p or maybe my shooting is awful or both.
@@GeeVideos the trigger 5 is known to be a bit of a dud stick. Weight is the first attempt at a real jump but they hadn’t perfected yet. If you didn’t like the ft5 and stick more with low kick the agent maybe the gem. I also found the trigger 6/7 massive improvements on the trigger 5.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews just watched your as4 pro vid, what do you think of the trigger pro 5 vs as4 pro, is the as4 pro enough of a upgrade?
@@GeeVideos trigger 5 pro was a garbage stick avoid it. As4 is a great stick
what i understood from its specific boron use it should be weaker when pushed from outer side of a blade. do you play face-off?
Everyone says Boron is weaker, but turns out everyone saying that isnt a chemist. who knew. I do not play center and i wouldnt use a stick like this at center anyway
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews boron is good under pressure not so much when its pulled tho... thats why it should be placed from outer side to add some stiffnes when youre hitting puck from inner side
@@josefharasek7487 I’m surprised on its durability for shooting. I’m not a centre and I wouldn’t use this as a centre impact is never good on a top stick. We also don’t know how much boron is in the stick
Bruh who the hell can afford 450 bucks. I love trying high end sticks and feeling the different sticks but I can’t see myself buying it until it’s 250 on sideline swap. Especially when there’s after Market sticks for 150-180 that practically do the same thing. It’s sad these cool and very interesting sticks come with such a price tag. Especially when you won’t know if you like it or not until you try it out. Seems very cool. I just can’t sacrifice the 450 bucks to potentially not like it.
15:21
yep addressed in the video. In the end these products exist much like other high end products exist in other aspects of life. I just hope to help you make a decision now.
man make sure yu dont get a fake.. sidelineswap is notorious for selling fake sticks... and they wont help u cuz they alrdy got their cut mad ppl get scammed on there
sorry for the personal question but what are your measurements, height weight?
5,10 205 pounds
How has it held up over the last couple months? I see a lot of reviews on Pure Hockey saying it breaks easily, and doesn’t have good grip.
It breaks easy to impact don’t use it at center or block shots with it. In end it’s a 335 gram stick it’s not gonna last it’s just more durable than I thought it would be for shooting. I haven’t broke it but I don’t play center.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Thanks for the response!
@@Jakuby21 no prob thanks for watching!
boomer how do you break your sticks? do you actually break most of them or do you notice your blade starts chipping and deteriorating?
Because I shoot test
Them usually on a shot and shaft or blade breaks a little while after testing for a video
Novium Pro next?
You know it
Out of curiosity, what curve are you using in this video?
P28
How long for the trigger 7 review or did I miss it?
Posted already
I got one for Black Friday at 264$ as back up for my proto R 😂
Solid price yeah they are all
On sale I’m probably getting one too
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews ya I went to cyclone Taylor lol
@@aynrandfan7454 nice I heard Bauer put em on sale for some reason and made retailers do it
Great stick but you'll need a new one every month
I never broke it but I have a feeling there was a bad batch out there. Mine was solid
Hey if I’m regularly a 77 flex in my Nexus Sync and my Nexus ADV, what flex should I get for my Bauer AG5NT? Trying to order it right now
I went 10 down for low kick. So 70 would be perfect.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews I usually run 77 flex for my twigs. So if I go 77 or 70 will I be ok? I wanna make sure it feels good and of course I don’t wanna snap it.
@@micallefproductions5680 the 77 I used felt great, then I used a 70 and was amazing for getting huge stick flex and with the boron just had great recoil. Either prob can’t go wrong.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews alright awesome! Would you say the 77 flex on the AG5NT felt like a 77 flex on a Bauer Nexus ADV?
@@micallefproductions5680 never used an adv unfortunately but the 77 agent was a nice flex felt more like 80 plus.
70 felt more like 75
Btw what Specs are using
I usually use 85 flex. p28. In this was 77. however I would even go 70 thing is stiff as hell
Used mine 3 times before the blade broke 😪
Odd but I’ve heard a few have snapped so could have a few issues in terms of defects in some batches. Mine has been crazy solid
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews
The blade broke. I think a battle along the boards, someone may have stepped on it. Warranty was still good and received another today. That's it though. BAUER offers one stick replacement. So let's hope lol 🙏
@@darcygawlik6866 yeah wish they would up a warranty on these types of sticks since stuff like that can happen.
how tall are you and how much do you weigh?
I’m 5’9 205 pounds
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews so get a 70 flex is what you’re saying 😅
@@ajkeewatin740 I used a 77 and the 70. Both where excellent. I preferred the 77 just as all shots where good where with the 70 I found snappers and slappers started to lag. Wristers unreal though
😂the intro
I was trying to think what I could do do different and this just came to me.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews well you did a brilliant job it was extremely amusing
@@nathanielfitch5451 I’m glad spread the word :P
Hi I'm Patt
Good to meet you Patt
(I'm yet to see you splash for a $450 stick, test it, then get out the hacksaw and chop it to bits to see what's inside ;) )
Oh I wouldn’t be doing that with my own $$$
I just got one is it worth it?
That’s what the video is for lol ;) it’s a great stick but as I explain in the video “it depends”
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews yea I know I couldn’t turn the sound on cus I’m in a resterqunt
@@Paden_17 fair enough! Depends on your game style and stic likes dislikes
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews yea I used the hyper lite before and then we went to Dallas for a tournament and we went to hockey monkey and I got one and love it
@@Paden_17 it’s a much better hyperlite so you should like it
11:35 LOL
oh its hard!
Swiggy g. Making fun of Swagy p ???
The video is making the point that influencers with Sponsors cannot be trusted for their review of a product not really making fun of anyone just be careful who you trust when purchasing
man this stick's durability is trash, old guy player beer league once a week, lowest div, stick broke in 2 games
It’s crazy I hear it from everyone but the two I had were tanks. I couldn’t break them after absolute bomb testing and abuse. Guess I got lucky
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I think what I need to do for now on is post a short of my video idea and you guys give me pop culture references to put into the vids for laughs. Love this
So how it holding up? I’ve had mine about 33 days and the blade just cracked in half so I submitted a claim hopefully they accept it 🥹
Hope so! Mine lasted until a slash broke it. So impact wise I think they don’t hold up against impacts. Shooting it help up. I sold the warranty replacement for other sticks to move onto
Fantastic 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍can you imagine the guys at ccm thinking what are we going to do next …????? I would buy this stick but I love my jet speed 4 pro but I love the blade of the hyperlite 🤔🤔🤔🤔maybe I should wait for new hyperlite stick
Anyway boomer that’s got ccm thinking now and me about what to buy
RUDDSY 🥅🏒🏒🏒🏒🏒🏒🏒
thanks Ruddsy, haha yeah I wish i could make a hybrid of a bunch of different sticks and make a frankstein one day for me