Bauer Proto-R (Refurbished) Stick Specifications:Right - P90TM (Benn) - 95 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Blade 12) Dressed as Hyperlite PLEASE NOTE - Pro stock

Name: Bauer Proto-R (Refurbished) Stick Specifications:Right - P90TM (Benn) - 95 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Blade 12) *Dressed as Hyperlite* PLEASE NOTE - Pro stock
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 93727277914
Price: 129.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5121 (10 reviews)

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Bauer Proto R (Refurbished) Stick Specifications:Right P90TM (Benn) 95 Flex 65" Max Blade (Blade 12) *Dressed as Hyperlite* PLEASE NOTE Pro stock PLEASE NOTE Pro stock Ribcor sticks can often have standard shaft construction To keep with our standard measurements of pro stock pads DESIGNED FOR PERFORMANCE The Bauer Proto R has been created to give players high performance capabilities in a stick designed for enhanced durability DIRECT FROM THE LOCKER ROOM HSM does not advertise by player

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