Kyle Clifford Pro Stock - Bauer Nexus 1000 (NHL) #2 Stick Specifications:Left - P28 (Eichel) - 95 Flex/64" (Blade 6) Dressed as Twitch We’re proud to offer the

Name: Kyle Clifford Pro Stock - Bauer Nexus 1000 (NHL) #2 Stick Specifications:Left - P28 (Eichel) - 95 Flex/64" (Blade 6) *Dressed as Twitch* We’re proud to offer the
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 26109506803
Price: 199.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6858 (17 reviews)

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Kyle Clifford Pro Stock Bauer Nexus 1000 (NHL) #2 Stick Specifications:Left P28 (Eichel) 95 Flex 64" (Blade 6) *Dressed as Twitch* We’re proud to offer the We’re proud to offer the only retail stick in hockey featuring a pro tactile corner spiral grip layered over the traditional tacky shaft finish pro level of protection Kyle Clifford Toronto Maple Leafs Toronto Marlies Clifford chooses to use a standard P28 curve with a higher flex

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