David Savard Used Pro Stock - Bauer Nexus Geo (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - P92M (Matthews) - 102 Flex/64"/Max Blade (Blade 1) *Dressed as Sync 5D with 280 Tuuk Lightspeed

Name: David Savard Used Pro Stock - Bauer Nexus Geo (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - P92M (Matthews) - 102 Flex/64"/Max Blade (Blade 1) *Dressed as Sync 5D with 280 Tuuk Lightspeed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 24673818200
Price: 149.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1764 (27 reviews)

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David Savard Used Pro Stock Bauer Nexus Geo (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right P92M (Matthews) 102 Flex 64" Max Blade (Blade 1) *Dressed as Sync 5D with 280 Tuuk Lightspeed 5D with 280 Tuuk Lightspeed Edge holders and LS4 steel Abec 7 Bearings David Savard Montreal Canadiens This used stick is sourced directly from the Montreal Canadiens locker room and is HSM approved for use in your upcoming games

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