CCM RibCor Trigger 8 Pro Line // On-Ice Insight

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[@luke-kg6jr]

Will there be custom colours on the trigger 8 pro like there is for the ft6 pro?

[@sadklasda]

is trigger 8 (non pro) or trigger 7 pro better? and how big a difference is trigger 8 (non pro) and trigger 8 pro

[@kaidenphotopoulos2256]

How does this compare to the ft6 pro?

[@AdamSiren]

What’s the weight on the trigger 8?

[@austygaming7528]

The 8 pro is 380 grams idk abt the 8

[@ellisstate]

Does anybody know if the Trigger 8 P88 will come in 95 flex? Doesn’t look available on any websites.

[@ice.warehouse]

Unfortunately, CCM did not make the 95 flex in the P88, just the P28 and P29. Chase at IW Hockey

[@liamjohnston1579]

Crazy

[@mfelixmartel9333]

when the stick comes out?

[@ice.warehouse]

It drops on Friday and if you pre-order through our website, you'll receive it on launch day! Chase at IW Hockey

[@22AutoLab]

Idk, it’s hard to switch to CCM being a Bauer guy for 20 years

[@Chanmantroop10]

Then don't

[@barackobama2050]

why be brand loyal thats just dumb

[@ArchieCrypto]

I haven’t played hockey and 15 years and I’ve been collecting sticks trying to figure out what I like to you since I only used Easton back in the day and I’ll say this. I own a hyper lite, a CCM trigger, seven pro F T4, pro trigger, six pro and a bunch of warrior, LX pros and DX sticks and out of all the sticks I have I would say the LX pro is by far the best stick you can buy followed by the CCM trigger seven pro hands-down . I’ve been using the hyper light for a couple months now and it has a good shot. It feels good in the hands but I just got a trigger seven pro in the mail Saturday and I’ve used it twice now and it blows the hyper light out of the water. There’s honestly just no comparison between the two I have to use in the trigger seven pro. I don’t think I’ll ever touch the hyper light again and I don’t know whether to keep it in my collection or just to sell It . So the only sticks I plan on using anymore is the LX pros and the trigger seven pros. People talk about the trigger seven not being able to shoot hard, but I was ripping some clappers last night from the center line in the blue line so I couldn’t even imagine how the trigger eight pro is if they kept most of the same specs, but I haven’t used in eight yet

[@batmancollects4491]

50 flex Trigger 8 Pro doesn't have the Dual Feel technology on the blade, what gives?

[@D.Wagner2]

Feel with a 50? It’s basically a spaghetti noodle 😂

[@swy3735]

The junior sizes of the trigger 8 pro (40&50 flex) are the lowest durable sticks I’ve ever seen. I coach a u13AA hockey team. Half the kids have this stick. Literally every single one has a crack in the heel. Bad cracks too right to the foam. Literally Every single trigger 8 pro stick on the team. Save your $300 and stay as far away from this stick as you can.

[@45janes45]

Same problem. I have two trigger 8pro. Both sticks are cracking in the blade after 2-3 shots on the ice and the feel on the puck is a terrible.