

At a glance
The Nic Hague has a mid kick point that loads earlier in your shot, while the Ryan Graves has a low kick that delays the loading point for a different release feel. The Graves also flexes slightly softer at 105 compared to the Hague's 110, but both are pro-spec sticks built for stronger players at the same price point.
The numbers
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