True TRUE Catalyst 3 48” vs Warrior Alpha LX Pro 30 Hockey Sticks
Put hockey sticks head to head to compare size, weight, and more.
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$83.99
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Comparisons
The True True Catalyst 3 48” Hockey Stick is a top of the line stick that is designed for ultimate performance. It features a lightweight construction that is balanced and provides excellent feel and control. The catalyst 3 also features True’s patented Axenic Technology which creates a seamless one-piece stick with no bonding or gluing required. This results in a stick that is incredibly strong and durable. The Warrior Alpha LX Pro 30 Hockey Stick is a also a high performance stick that is designed for the ultimate player. It features a lightweight construction that is balanced and provides excellent feel and control. The Alpha LX Pro 30 also features Warrior’s patented Power Curve Technology which creates a stick that is extremely stiff and provides maximum power transfer.
| Hockey Sticks | True Hockey TRUE Catalyst 3 Hockey Stick 48” | Warrior Alpha LX Pro 30 Grip Hockey Stick |
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| Brand | True Hockey | Warrior |
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| MSRP | $79.99 | $69.99 |
| Used Price | $55.99 | $48.99 |
| Sale Price | $71.99 | $62.99 |
Hockey Sticks Descriptions
True Hockey TRUE Catalyst 3 Hockey Stick 48”
The True Catalyst 3 Hockey Stick features a shatterproof Aramid fibers construction and a reinForced blade core for increased durability. The stick also has a textured grip for improved feel and control.
Warrior Alpha LX Pro 30 Grip Hockey Stick
The Warrior Alpha LX Pro 30 Grip Hockey Stick is a top-of-the-line stick that is perfect for any player. It features a 30% carbon fiber composition for an amazing feel and incredible power. The stick also has a special foam core that provides excellent vibration dampening for an even smoother feel on your shots. The grip is comfortable and textured to provide a great grip even when your hands are sweaty.
