Martin Necas Pro Stock - Bauer AG5NT (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - P92 (Matthews) - 87 Flex/64" (Blade 1) Dressed as Hyperlite 2 Height - All Intermediate FlyPro

Name: Martin Necas Pro Stock - Bauer AG5NT (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - P92 (Matthews) - 87 Flex/64" (Blade 1) *Dressed as Hyperlite 2* Height - All Intermediate FlyPro
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64993448100
Price: 145.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8379 (30 reviews)

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Martin Necas Pro Stock Bauer AG5NT (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right P92 (Matthews) 87 Flex 64" (Blade 1) *Dressed as Hyperlite 2* Height All Intermediate FlyPro Height All Intermediate FlyPro sticks are a 58" stock height offers high density foam with composite reinforcement to provide you with maximum protection Martin Necas Colorado Avalanche This is a selection of pro stock hockey sticks sourced directly from pro teams

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