Jason Spezza Pro Stock - Easton Synergy GX (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - Pro Spezza (Similar to P14M) - 110 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Custom) Dressed as Silver UltraSonic Save $40 plus free shipping

Name: Jason Spezza Pro Stock - Easton Synergy GX (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - Pro Spezza (Similar to P14M) - 110 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Custom) *Dressed as Silver UltraSonic* Save $40 plus free shipping
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72635099788
Price: 199.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1422 (18 reviews)

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Jason Spezza Pro Stock Easton Synergy GX (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right Pro Spezza (Similar to P14M) 110 Flex 65" Max Blade (Custom) *Dressed as Silver UltraSonic* Save $40 plus free shipping Save $40 plus free shipping a division of True Temper Jason Spezza Toronto Maple Leafs Spezza's custom stick features silver Bauer Supreme UltraSonic graphics with a GX build

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