

At a glance
The Trigger 10 Pro Stock is built for pure wrist and snap shot speed with an ultra-low kick, while the Rekker Morph is $35 cheaper and built on a slightly softer flex (70 vs 85) that's easier to load for most players. Both are genuine NHL pro sticks with fixed specs, but the Trigger favors smaller, quicker releases and the Rekker favors accuracy over pure velocity.
The numbers
Pick the CCM Trigger 10 Pro Stock Corson Ceulemans
Pick the Sherwood Rekker Morph Pro Stock C. Bedard
CCM
Trigger 10 Pro Stock Corson Ceulemans
Sherwood
Rekker Morph Pro Stock C. Bedard
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