True Project X Stick Review

IW Hockey reviews the True Project X Hockey Stick.
Available at www.icewarehouse.com/True_Pro...
The limited-edition True Project X Stick (2023) is the perfect choice for the elite sniper looking for the very lightest stick with a lightning-quick shot release. At a ridiculous 333 grams (85 flex), the featherlight low-kick stick category has a new champion for now.
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[@starwrs3468]

I’m gonna need to win the lottery if I’m gonna afford these new sticks

[@desmondboyle9833]

Just picked this up, thanks Chase! Been watching for years, love your vids

[@ice.warehouse]

Right on bud, how are you liking it so far? It is so ridiculously lightweight huh? And thanks for the kind words too! Chase at IW Hockey

[@secutransinc7507]

Great shot, okay feel for the puck, similar to the HZRDUS PX in my opinion, but should test it out yourself. Overall nice stick but pretty hefty price

[@aynrandfan7454]

Played a game last night with this …didnt break

[@ice.warehouse]

True has improved their durability so should last a while! Brandon at IW Hockey

[@NFA777]

i alr got one just tryna find info on it lol

[@ice.warehouse]

How are you liking it so far?? The weightlessness of it in the hands is unreal. Chase at IW Hockey

[@stoss-11]

Went into Pure the other day to check this stick out and the one thing i noticed on every Project X was a huge buldge at the bottom where the blade meets the shaft. We all know what that means. This stick is not a True one-piece stick. Dont believe everything a brand's marketing guy feeds you. p.s. - I want anyone here to go try this. Go into a hockey store that has this stick, grab it then grab an equivelent CCM and take the buttends out of both of them and tell me how much thinner the walls are on the Project X compared to a CCM or even Bauer. Unfortunately they're paper thin on the Project X so dont buy this stick if you dont like replacing them frequently...

[@ice.warehouse]

Hey @stoss-11, which brand or process do you think is the best in the game? Right now, only True uses a compression molding process instead of the traditional bladder molding process CCM and Bauer uses. Because of the external compression molding, rather than internal bladder molding, True can fine tune their resin and overall compaction with more cohesion. The better compaction allows for thinner walls with comparable performance and durability, but with significantly less weight. So when you are comparing the shaft wall profile between True and another brand, you can visually see the distinct advantage True has because if other's could produce walls that thin with those properties, they would. Hope this helps! Chase at IW Hockey

[@CTSully88]

I bet this thing breaks in no time. Gonna have durability issues for sure

[@stoss-11]

It will, the walls of the stick are paper thin. Took the buttend out of one the other day and compared it to other brands, its bad

[@marshall8898]

Most fragile blade in any hockey stick on the market