JetSpeed FT2 Stick
Re-Designed for the speed of today’s game, the new JetSpeed FT2 stick features a hybrid kick point, R-geometry and the new JF-80 blade. The hybrid kick point creates a power hinge effect allowing the player to more fully load the shaft without any twist occurring in the stick. The JetSpeed R-shape provides a unique combination of comfort and control while the JF-80 blade employs a proprietary dampened core material to achieve a blend of lightweight and feel. The JetSpeed FT2 features Sigmatex ST from top to bottom and our new X-Flow advanced molding technology which reduces weight by 10g and improves durability.
Specs
- Hybrid Kick PointHinge effect from new kick point concentrates loading zone to deliver blend of speed and response.
- Sigmatex STDeveloped by a world leader in aerospace technology specifically for CCM, this high-performance spread tow fabric features an innovative weaving process that provides lightweight strength and resilience.
- JetSpeed Shaft DimensionsR-geometry offers rounder corners, concave sides and streamlined shape from top to bottom for an ultra-comfortable, high-performance stick.
- BladeThe JF-80 Blade is a lightweight blade with proprietary damped core and reinforced heel/toe area offers heightened puck feel. Tactile blade surface delivers heightened puck feel.
- Shaft TechnologyAn advanced molding technology that eliminates excess resin and voids for improved shaft quality, consistency and durability while reducing the overall weight of the stick.
- Intermediate GeometryDesigned in collaboration with elite women's hockey players and select youth players, this new design features rounded corners and concave sides for enhanced control and comfort.
Flex Chart
With all the different sticks available on the market, it can be hard to choose the right one. Not only are there many models, but curves and flexes can also be a challenge. Picking the right flex is a crucial step. If a player picks a stick that is too soft or too stiff they will not be able to load the stick efficiently. This chart was developed to help guide players, by using two simple criteria, weight and height.
Curves
Connor McDavid
P28 (186-2)
| Position | Mid / Toe |
| Size | Big |
| Openess | Opened |
| Benefits | Great for toe drags and hitting top shelf |
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Sidney Crosby
P29 (203-2)
| Position | Mid |
| Size | Big |
| Openess | Opened |
| Benefits | All-in-one. Accurate passing, good control and a hard shot |
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Artemi Panarin
P30 (198-1)
| Position | Mid |
| Size | Medium |
| Openess | Closed |
| Benefits | Slight hook at the toe is great for stickhandling while the closed face provides great control on shots. |
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Nathan MacKinnon
P40 (184-1)
| Position | Mid |
| Size | Big |
| Openess | Slightly opened |
| Benefits | Deep curve for raising wrist shots easily |
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Alexander Ovechkin
P88 (184-1)
| Position | Mid |
| Size | Medium |
| Openess | Closed |
| Benefits | Good for stickhandling and controlling shots. |
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