

At a glance
The Nic Hague runs at a stiff 110 flex while the Ty Higgins comes in at 80 flex, so this is really about who's strong enough to load a pro-grade stick. Both have the same mid-kick Catalyst geometry and NHL patterns, but that 30-flex gap means completely different players should be swinging each one.
The numbers
Pick the True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Nic Hague
Pick the True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Ty Higgins
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Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Nic Hague
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Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Ty Higgins
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