So true about the radar gun crap with hockey tutorial. I'm shocked that they actually think they shoot 50 mph wristers and 65mph slapshots... And like you said at least put it behind the net.
Awesome review! Crazy that you got it early. Looking forward to the upcoming reviews especially with how exciting this year looks (Ag5nt R, new Rekker etc) keep up the good work :)
I saw these at the hockey shop a few weeks ago but didn't bother trying it (there of course), because of how I thought it would be, which is exactly how it was. Also I hope that Bauer makes a second tier boron stick which weighs around 400g, then it would be much more durable.
Hey Owen! Ft6 is all I’m really waiting for haha. I need a new gamer. I’m hoping they let me have it soon hockey shop showed it to me but said can’t sell yet
@Beer League Bum hockey reviews I honestly would be surprised if those "social media influencers" haven't sent you a hate mail. Anyways, I've been waiting for another game stick. I've been milking my Warrior LX Pro so long. So, this is the year that I'm grabbing new skates (likely the FT6 as well) and the matching stick
@@owenator I think some new skates a stick would be a nice treat! I went back to my ft5 pro for playoffs and loved it so now ft6 stick is really what I’m most excited for !
I know you can't buy and test 10 (or more) of each stick ESPECIALLY since you finance the reviews yourself. I also understand that a stick blowing up within 5 minutes is not a good sign. However, since your sample size is so low, do you feel comfortable actually making that one of your evaluation criteria. I think you should definitely mention it, but is it really worth putting it into your composite score? The other parts of your review are based on you ( a relative constant) over a relatively long period (not like five minutes of noodling around on the ice) so your reviews will provide a relatively consistent analysis methodology with information that is useful for me in choosing sticks and for that I thank you!
When it comes to durability I usually pre fatigue a stick my first games in warm up. Heavy slappers. Any stick with a durability issue will fail quickly with this type of torture. The fact that it was this quick tells me it vs t take that style of shooting long after. Could it be a single one off? Maybe but it warrants the mention because of how I use and tests sticks is different than someone buying this to just play with it games as they go. I think it’s important because so far in comparison the ft6 pro has gone through the same and hasn’t failed
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Thanks for explaining your methodology on durability score. You give the most useful reviews out of all the "influencers" , and again I truly appreciate you taking the time to share with us your experience.
I was an Easton guy until they got bought out. Loved their sticks. I hesitantly made the switch to Bauer knowing they still aren’t a stick company yet in my eyes. I grew up with koho and Easton and at the time bauer was mostly a skate and protective gear company. Started with the 2Npro, broke 3-4 of them within a year all in identical spots at the heal of the blade. Not based on something a stick should break like a heavy slash or something but on simple snap shots. Switched to low kick and went with the hyperlite with the elliptical taper similar to my old Easton stealth, broke 3 more also at this identical heal point showing that the tech of the blade fusion is similar through the entire Bauer line regardless of the difference in taper. My last one breaking at only 2 weeks. Fun fact Pure Hockey stick warranty isn’t limited to Bauer sticks so as much as I never wanted to jump off the Bauer wagon I made the switch to the equivalent CCM trigger 7 pro. It’s only been 3 month but so far this stick feels much more durable with similar performance. I just can’t validate buying expensive sticks with an inherent built in DEFECT anymore. Sorry Bauer, until some demonstrates there is new tech that is more durable I can’t buy these anymore. 7 consecutive sticks breaking at an identical point shows there is a clear flaw. The performance and weight isn’t worth the lack of durability unless you’re a pro and getting these sticks for free
Thanks for the comment. The hyperlite line continues to have durability challenges. The trigger 7 pro is better but not much more. The new 8 ft6, and Asv I have heard are lighter and have better durability now. Ccm seems to have found a formula
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Looking foward for the Sherwood rekker legend pro or legend 1. Had the chance to grab one in store, feel really well balance and the round shaft feel good, but did not have a p88 at this time :( so i'll wait
Idk how durable ag5nts really are lol. Went to 2 tier 2 junior games from Friday and Saturday and 8 sticks broke in a variety of ways and they were all ag5nts
Junior games are much different then rec guys skating around. The amount of stick work, lifts, slashes is far greater not to mention the torque they can put on shots. My reviews are always based on beer league and rec play.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews true, but there was one that shattered receiving a puck off the boards at a moderate speed. Still regardless if 8 of the same stick broke between 2 games and not even that many break with players at higher levels that are even more aggressive in one game
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews but jr guys are mostly using pro stock sticks that have increased durability. Top end retail sticks are basically companies’ showcase of peak performance/R&D that typically sacrifice durability. I work at a retail sporting goods store and the Agent is easily the stick that came back most on warranty claims shortly after purchase. Children break these things on shots, which is just disgusting. In my opinion, spending $400 on a hockey stick is an incredible waste of money because sacrificing durability for performance makes very little sense in recreational hockey. If performance was that important, perhaps one should not be playing rec. Pros have way more technique, power and ability, and even they don’t sacrifice performance for durability. So I suggest most adult hockey players, that care about performance, to save their money and buy pro stock where possible as no one needs a $400 stick and pro stock is actually cheaper. But if an adult enjoys those stick that much, has that money and wants to spend it like that, no judgment. I will also add that companies have been adding pro stock specific features to retail products for a while now- like the comfort edge pad at the top of skate boots, and increased height curves like the P92M and P28TM- but durability doesn’t seem like one of these features.
In my area the FT6 pro just got released. Only used a friends for about 30 minutes but it feels more like the ft4 pro imo. Excited to hear your thoughts.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Speaking of being fragile have you noticed problems with CCM's and their blades? I have had 3 in a row snap in the exact same spot. On the heel of the blade.
I see the Ultrasonic down there in the list at 11:34, has it just not been tested? Or do you not like it based off of your experience? I grew up playing with mid/high kick sticks and I’m curious about what you think of it
I had the ultrasonic when it came out way back. And the surpreme adv before my channel started. The high kick ultrasonic was a large step back from older supreme models and the high kick is not a modern style stick. The tacks line beats it in every-way. Power, balance, weight and durability. I don’t recommend the ultrasonic at all because the tacks and if you like smooth mid kick the nexus are far better sticks.
Great review, personally I don’t see a purpose of buying and using this stick no matter how good it feels just because of the durability. If you’re not getting them for free the cost to use ratio is way too high and I like light sticks, this is just not it
I got the ft6 gloves like 2 months ago at pure hockey. They are nothing special and they make your hand so warm that your hands get sweaty and it’s harder to stick handle and shoot
Justin, care to comment on the Trigger Pro durability? Judging from your previous review of the stick durability isn't an issue (th-cam.com/video/DdOeFKskyCc/w-d-xo.html), and personally (i.e. anecdotally) I haven't heard of any rec player breaking Trigger Pro sticks. Aside from that, it's great to see on ice reviews for the coming season's gear and it's going to be very interesting to see what CCM has to show for with the FT6 series; here's hoping they'll reduce weight a bit on the FT6 Pro, so definitely bagging a pair of these as soon as they're released along with a set of custom FT6 Pro skates (the AS3 Pros are cracking up in the carbon on the sides now and the bottom of the boot is starting to get soft, making the holder a bit less firm).
Hey anders! I broke 2 trigger 7 pros and that’s what spawned my durability video. It was odd since when I tested the stick never had an issue. But breaking 2 made me re think it, my original was very solid though. The ft6 I’m also hoping for a weight reduction just slightly. But I’ve had someone message me on insta with the ft6 pro stick already and said it was a very good stick,
@@zenko4093 wide open question, would depend on what your game is about. There is about 4-5 sticks I recommend but always depends on your game style and what you want to improve in your game.
Did I say they were? I use all shots in all situations to tests sticks. And in comparison the agent absolutely bombs clappers. I’m not going to test a stick in one way that would be silly.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews me too! I’ll try them out soon. I don’t want to be on Bauer’s bad list so I won’t post the video too early. But I’m thinking before release day 😁 they’re definitely lighter than my machs.. I already sold my 2021 hyperlite skates so.. I can’t weigh those.
@@yeetuspeetus6598 how would you judge that? I’m 40, chronic illness that I struggle with every day I just play where I can dude. It’s funny you make fun of my hairline where I’m making fun of a channel that claims to give gear information that reads spec sheets instead. The critique warranted due to their information being terrible.
@@Chanmantroop10 I’m sticking with my reg hyperlite as I’m doing a profile video next week and don’t want to much crazy changes but once that’s over into new skates and I’ll sell my hyperlite
No I haven’t. I did the swift stick and prostock sticks as non large company reviews. No name hockey has been around for years and the views aren’t really worth the purchase
As for the radar used by Hockey Tutorial, it's been mentioned over and over again, also by me, and it's beyond me why they can't get a proper radar as it renders the validity, and thus the entire content and premise of the videos, completely irrelevant. I was (for free) handed over a similar radar like the one they use, and it's completely unreliable as it registers the speed of the shaft, not the puck. You can get measurements between 15 - 75 mph from what feels like entirely similar clappers, hard pass.
Agreed. I commented on each of their radar videos pointing out how their experiment was flawed and how the data results were contaminated but they didn’t care. If they produced one video and corrected the approach moving forward I could forgive that. Mistakes do happen. The fact that they continued to produce videos after being informed and chose to throw out more content demonstrates pure negligence, imho.
I had the same style of radar a year or so back and noticed right away how bad it was. I remember using a 2000$ radar gun years ago and shooting 85-90mph and then was doing 60 with that. Haha I was like well this isn’t correct!! I’m glad you guys pointed it out to them but holy cow they just stubborn eh
You don’t? Must be a blast to be around. When you score you do what exactly? Stare at nothing? Look around? Cry because your dad didn’t love you as a kid so you make comments on the internet? You should try having fun sometime.
@@hawk12983 exactly :) what are we supposed to be stoic and act like we aren’t out for a good time and when we score just skate to the bench? It’s not the nhl sure but like you score it’s fun.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews just did hope you do well with it! I love the stick myself and have gotten 2 goals with it in my first game with it, amazing stick!!!
So true about the radar gun crap with hockey tutorial. I'm shocked that they actually think they shoot 50 mph wristers and 65mph slapshots... And like you said at least put it behind the net.
Yeah it was poorly done. Just silliness!
Awesome review! Crazy that you got it early. Looking forward to the upcoming reviews especially with how exciting this year looks (Ag5nt R, new Rekker etc) keep up the good work :)
Thanks Nick. Yeah got lucky before they pulled it!
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews haven't seen the player stick out yet... the stores here in Massachusetts have had the goalie sticks out at retail.
@@AnthonyJTa probably petty soon since a few stores released it Bauer will probably just let it go
Lmao at the radar gun chirps 😂
Hehe I had too
Great review man! Love that you temper your reviews to who could still benefit but call out the risks. Looking forward to the ft6 pro review
Appreciate that :) ft6 I’m stoked for!
I saw these at the hockey shop a few weeks ago but didn't bother trying it (there of course), because of how I thought it would be, which is exactly how it was.
Also I hope that Bauer makes a second tier boron stick which weighs around 400g, then it would be much more durable.
That would be a super smart stick to make, sadly I don’t think they have the smarts!
Same that would be great
The Ag5nt was dog crap two broke within a few games …rly sad
@@aynrandfan7454 if you’re playing an aggressive game I can see it.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews one was off a slapper and the other guy Pokechecked … 2nd time I don’t even remember but just snapped lol 😂
LMFAO at your facial expression right after the first clip of it breaking😂
I try and be funny 😄 unsure if I succeed sometimes
Thank you much this is such a great review and was super honest and helpful!
You’re welcome thanks for watching
Hey Justin, wow! Can't believe you got the Hyperlite 2 that early! Can't wait until the FT6 review!
Hey Owen! Ft6 is all I’m really waiting for haha. I need a new gamer. I’m hoping they let me have it soon hockey shop showed it to me but said can’t sell yet
@Beer League Bum hockey reviews I honestly would be surprised if those "social media influencers" haven't sent you a hate mail. Anyways, I've been waiting for another game stick. I've been milking my Warrior LX Pro so long. So, this is the year that I'm grabbing new skates (likely the FT6 as well) and the matching stick
@@owenator I think some new skates a stick would be a nice treat! I went back to my ft5 pro for playoffs and loved it so now ft6 stick is really what I’m most excited for !
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews woah....that's crazy that you would have to go back to the jetspeed!
@@owenator yeah the hybrid best bet when I can’t find Lxpro in my specs
I’m not trying to defend the stick but if u take a slapshot through someone else’s stick what do you expect to happen
I hear you, but I do that a lot and don’t break sticks :)
I know you can't buy and test 10 (or more) of each stick ESPECIALLY since you finance the reviews yourself. I also understand that a stick blowing up within 5 minutes is not a good sign. However, since your sample size is so low, do you feel comfortable actually making that one of your evaluation criteria. I think you should definitely mention it, but is it really worth putting it into your composite score? The other parts of your review are based on you ( a relative constant) over a relatively long period (not like five minutes of noodling around on the ice) so your reviews will provide a relatively consistent analysis methodology with information that is useful for me in choosing sticks and for that I thank you!
When it comes to durability I usually pre fatigue a stick my first games in warm up. Heavy slappers. Any stick with a durability issue will fail quickly with this type of torture. The fact that it was this quick tells me it vs t take that style of shooting long after. Could it be a single one off? Maybe but it warrants the mention because of how I use and tests sticks is different than someone buying this to just play with it games as they go. I think it’s important because so far in comparison the ft6 pro has gone through the same and hasn’t failed
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Thanks for explaining your methodology on durability score. You give the most useful reviews out of all the "influencers" , and again I truly appreciate you taking the time to share with us your experience.
I was an Easton guy until they got bought out. Loved their sticks. I hesitantly made the switch to Bauer knowing they still aren’t a stick company yet in my eyes. I grew up with koho and Easton and at the time bauer was mostly a skate and protective gear company. Started with the 2Npro, broke 3-4 of them within a year all in identical spots at the heal of the blade. Not based on something a stick should break like a heavy slash or something but on simple snap shots. Switched to low kick and went with the hyperlite with the elliptical taper similar to my old Easton stealth, broke 3 more also at this identical heal point showing that the tech of the blade fusion is similar through the entire Bauer line regardless of the difference in taper. My last one breaking at only 2 weeks. Fun fact Pure Hockey stick warranty isn’t limited to Bauer sticks so as much as I never wanted to jump off the Bauer wagon I made the switch to the equivalent CCM trigger 7 pro. It’s only been 3 month but so far this stick feels much more durable with similar performance. I just can’t validate buying expensive sticks with an inherent built in DEFECT anymore. Sorry Bauer, until some demonstrates there is new tech that is more durable I can’t buy these anymore. 7 consecutive sticks breaking at an identical point shows there is a clear flaw. The performance and weight isn’t worth the lack of durability unless you’re a pro and getting these sticks for free
Thanks for the comment. The hyperlite line continues to have durability challenges. The trigger 7 pro is better but not much more. The new 8 ft6, and Asv I have heard are lighter and have better durability now. Ccm seems to have found a formula
Another great review Boomer.. CCM Jetspeed ft6 pro is in the shops now, hint, hint 😁. Any news on a updated Warrior LX Pro ? Thanks
It’s next I’m really stoked for the ft6 gear all round. I’m tired of my hyperlite shoulders
Already out? I heard beginning of June .. stoked :)
@@andersborum9267 some places have ft6 protective. I’ve seen the stick but they aren’t aloud to sell yet
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews The ft6 pro stick was on the shelves for sale in two different shops yesterday, Michigan. Other gear, no idea..🙃
@@bradr539 dang I’m jealous
Hyped for lx2 stick review
Oh man me
Too! I keep checking if they have it. I’ll be making that one a bigger video
The Sherwoods you recommended are holding up great for me. Honestly, I'm pretty set on gear at the moment.
Those sherwoods rule
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews
Looking foward for the Sherwood rekker legend pro or legend 1. Had the chance to grab one in store, feel really well balance and the round shaft feel good, but did not have a p88 at this time :( so i'll wait
@@Max-sn5kt soon :)
Idk how durable ag5nts really are lol. Went to 2 tier 2 junior games from Friday and Saturday and 8 sticks broke in a variety of ways and they were all ag5nts
Junior games are much different then rec guys skating around. The amount of stick work, lifts, slashes is far greater not to mention the torque they can put on shots. My reviews are always based on beer league and rec play.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews true, but there was one that shattered receiving a puck off the boards at a moderate speed. Still regardless if 8 of the same stick broke between 2 games and not even that many break with players at higher levels that are even more aggressive in one game
@@McMikey78 yep in end a stick 335 grams gonna be weak. But mine lasted much better than the hyper2
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews but jr guys are mostly using pro stock sticks that have increased durability. Top end retail sticks are basically companies’ showcase of peak performance/R&D that typically sacrifice durability.
I work at a retail sporting goods store and the Agent is easily the stick that came back most on warranty claims shortly after purchase. Children break these things on shots, which is just disgusting.
In my opinion, spending $400 on a hockey stick is an incredible waste of money because sacrificing durability for performance makes very little sense in recreational hockey. If performance was that important, perhaps one should not be playing rec. Pros have way more technique, power and ability, and even they don’t sacrifice performance for durability. So I suggest most adult hockey players, that care about performance, to save their money and buy pro stock where possible as no one needs a $400 stick and pro stock is actually cheaper. But if an adult enjoys those stick that much, has that money and wants to spend it like that, no judgment.
I will also add that companies have been adding pro stock specific features to retail products for a while now- like the comfort edge pad at the top of skate boots, and increased height curves like the P92M and P28TM- but durability doesn’t seem like one of these features.
In my area the FT6 pro just got released. Only used a friends for about 30 minutes but it feels more like the ft4 pro imo. Excited to hear your thoughts.
No way, I have heard and seen a few ft6 pros out there depending on where you are. The hockey shop has them but won’t sell yet.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews I’ve never heard of a shop that won’t sell like that. People were walking out with them like crazy at my local shop
@@lukewatkins9125 yah sucks!
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Speaking of being fragile have you noticed problems with CCM's and their blades? I have had 3 in a row snap in the exact same spot. On the heel of the blade.
I’ve heard mostly blades breaking with ccms. Shafts seem stronger
I see the Ultrasonic down there in the list at 11:34, has it just not been tested? Or do you not like it based off of your experience? I grew up playing with mid/high kick sticks and I’m curious about what you think of it
I had the ultrasonic when it came out way back. And the surpreme adv before my channel started. The high kick ultrasonic was a large step back from older supreme models and the high kick is not a modern style stick. The tacks line beats it in every-way. Power, balance, weight and durability. I don’t recommend the ultrasonic at all because the tacks and if you like smooth mid kick the nexus are far better sticks.
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews thanks for the quick reply, I’ll have to try out the sync & as5 pro and order more of whichever I enjoy 👍🏼
@@BC-ni6hp no prob thanks for the comment and chatting gear
Lucky man! Great Vid as usual.
Appreciate it :)
Great review, personally I don’t see a purpose of buying and using this stick no matter how good it feels just because of the durability. If you’re not getting them for free the cost to use ratio is way too high and I like light sticks, this is just not it
Yep for sure hence why I say pros and cons and let the viewer decide for themselves. I’m in same boat as your thoughts
Hope the alpha will be a top one, awesome review as always!
Stoked for alpha and ft6
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews already tested?
@@MrRocket96 not yet :(
I got the ft6 gloves like 2 months ago at pure hockey. They are nothing special and they make your hand so warm that your hands get sweaty and it’s harder to stick handle and shoot
I’ve never liked ccm gloves
Justin, care to comment on the Trigger Pro durability? Judging from your previous review of the stick durability isn't an issue (th-cam.com/video/DdOeFKskyCc/w-d-xo.html), and personally (i.e. anecdotally) I haven't heard of any rec player breaking Trigger Pro sticks.
Aside from that, it's great to see on ice reviews for the coming season's gear and it's going to be very interesting to see what CCM has to show for with the FT6 series; here's hoping they'll reduce weight a bit on the FT6 Pro, so definitely bagging a pair of these as soon as they're released along with a set of custom FT6 Pro skates (the AS3 Pros are cracking up in the carbon on the sides now and the bottom of the boot is starting to get soft, making the holder a bit less firm).
Hey anders! I broke 2 trigger 7 pros and that’s what spawned my durability video. It was odd since when I tested the stick never had an issue. But breaking 2 made me re think it, my original was very solid though. The ft6 I’m also hoping for a weight reduction just slightly. But I’ve had someone message me on insta with the ft6 pro stick already and said it was a very good stick,
So im a 17 year old with a mid shot. I dont take slap shots, do you think it would last for me? I play house btw
More than it would last me yes.
Is it better than the previous hyperlite?
No if you liked the hyperlite just stick with OG, since it least will last longer than this since it’s heavier
Hi will you be doing a review on the new Ft6 pro stick?
Testing now
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Hey when does the Review come from the FT6 Pro ?
@@markusdreier2028 just on holidays for two weeks and once back will be launching a bunch videos that included
Earned a sub for sure 😂❤
Thank you appreciate that
I've used hyperlite (main one) and I tried agent switched back is it worth upgrading
Based on durability and $$$ since you already use the hyperlite I would just buy on sale hyperlite
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews I've been thinking of switching to another stick I play center any suggests?
@@zenko4093 wide open question, would depend on what your game is about. There is about 4-5 sticks I recommend but always depends on your game style and what you want to improve in your game.
Hyperlites aren’t made for huge clappers at the blue
Did I say they were? I use all shots in all situations to tests sticks. And in comparison the agent absolutely bombs clappers. I’m not going to test a stick in one way that would be silly.
I got the Hyp2rlite skates early. Considering doing a video on them. I’d give you a shoutout :)
Lucky!! Hope they rock
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews me too! I’ll try them out soon. I don’t want to be on Bauer’s bad list so I won’t post the video too early. But I’m thinking before release day 😁 they’re definitely lighter than my machs.. I already sold my 2021 hyperlite skates so.. I can’t weigh those.
@@Chrissy1011 that’s wicked, I’ll weigh them against the hyperlite for sure. Keep me posted how you like them
LOL 5:18 u can see the tendy heating up, 5:24 Tendy is hot and then 5:34 Tendy is boiling. the Tendy life comic strip
I never noticed that before love it thanks for pointing that out
When are you testing the FT6 PRO?
Currently. Video in about 7-10 days
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews Awesome!
review the pro stock build 2nproxl bauer makes. for me its the only build ill use besides my og lxpro
I have some pro stock builds but unsure if it’s that one
Nice review man! Lame about the stick, but unfortunately not surprising. Maybe we need to go back to wood Sherwood 5030 sticks. Lol
My first stick was that. I was thinking of doing a video of my stick progression lol
You should try taking another slap shot with it. “Ps don’t do it”
It’s sitting for now since I’m testing ft6pro
I know scotiabarn when i see it
Yeppppp
Flylite stick was the best stick !!!
I faintly recal the flylite when I first hit it. I was still able to get the p14 then so I think I liked it more than I really should have
so obsessed with hockey tutorial you're attempting to copy Chris's hairline
Ouch. Big burn on a hockey channel. Least come up with something related to hockey
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews hard to diss you on hockey when you play 2 leagues down from where you should be
@@yeetuspeetus6598 how would you judge that? I’m 40, chronic illness that I struggle with every day I just play where I can dude. It’s funny you make fun of my hairline where I’m making fun of a channel that claims to give gear information that reads spec sheets instead. The critique warranted due to their information being terrible.
What skates you using now
Hyperlite gamer testing something new
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews gamer?
@@Chanmantroop10 I’m sticking with my reg hyperlite as I’m doing a profile video next week and don’t want to much crazy changes but once that’s over into new skates and I’ll sell my hyperlite
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews if you're a size 7 let me know, were both from the LMD 😬
@@Chanmantroop10 I’m a 7.5 fit 3
Has he done a no name review?
No I haven’t. I did the swift stick and prostock sticks as non large company reviews. No name hockey has been around for years and the views aren’t really worth the purchase
As for the radar used by Hockey Tutorial, it's been mentioned over and over again, also by me, and it's beyond me why they can't get a proper radar as it renders the validity, and thus the entire content and premise of the videos, completely irrelevant. I was (for free) handed over a similar radar like the one they use, and it's completely unreliable as it registers the speed of the shaft, not the puck. You can get measurements between 15 - 75 mph from what feels like entirely similar clappers, hard pass.
Agreed. I commented on each of their radar videos pointing out how their experiment was flawed and how the data results were contaminated but they didn’t care. If they produced one video and corrected the approach moving forward I could forgive that. Mistakes do happen. The fact that they continued to produce videos after being informed and chose to throw out more content demonstrates pure negligence, imho.
I had the same style of radar a year or so back and noticed right away how bad it was. I remember using a 2000$ radar gun years ago and shooting 85-90mph and then was doing 60 with that. Haha I was like well this isn’t correct!! I’m glad you guys pointed it out to them but holy cow they just stubborn eh
Also the fact they don’t think they can shoot more then 60 is mind boggling
Who raises their hands when they score in a beer league? 🤦♂️
You don’t? Must be a blast to be around. When you score you do what exactly? Stare at nothing? Look around? Cry because your dad didn’t love you as a kid so you make comments on the internet? You should try having fun sometime.
Have some fun man. Unless you're up by several goals who cares if a guy does a celly?
@@hawk12983 exactly :) what are we supposed to be stoic and act like we aren’t out for a good time and when we score just skate to the bench? It’s not the nhl sure but like you score it’s fun.
You do you, Justin.
You know it bud
Do a ft7 pro review
Check insta
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews just did hope you do well with it! I love the stick myself and have gotten 2 goals with it in my first game with it, amazing stick!!!
@@Memes-ti5vf nice! I hope the blade doesn’t cause issues in a bit worried
when does it release?
July it’s a ways out unfortunately
RIP wallet
Dude tell me about it. Scared to use the warranty one now
... Bauer sticks... Yea... I stopped using them
Just can’t seem to figure out a weight durability compromise
@@beerleaguebumhockeyreviews have you tried out the pro blackout (extra lite) off hockeystickman. Not bad for the price
Is it just me or is this stock super ugly
It’s not the best that’s for sure.
It’s an ugly stick
I always use cosmetics to determine if I should buy a stick or not. Never the performance