True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Ryan Graves vs Warrior Alpha LX2

True$159.97 USD

Warrior$132.97 USD

AI Breakdown

At a glance

The Catalyst is a stiffer pro-spec stick with one fixed mid-kick setup and NHL-level build, while the Alpha LX2 is a more affordable, versatile option with a hybrid kick that works for multiple shot types and comes in five flex options. The Catalyst costs $27 more but gives you genuine NHL gear if you shoot hard, whereas the Alpha LX2 lets you dial in your flex and shot style without breaking the bank.

The numbers

Weight

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Price

US$160

US$133US$27 cheaper

Curves

1 option

2 options1 more

Kick point

Low

Hybrid

Pick the True Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Ryan Graves

•You're a stronger, aggressive shooter who wants mid-kick power and an actual NHL blade pattern
•You prefer having one proven, battle-tested setup over customization options
•You're willing to pay extra for pro-spec construction quality

Pick the Warrior Alpha LX2

•You need to pick your flex and want options (40 through 75) to match your actual shot
•You take both snap shots and slapshots regularly and want a kick that handles both
•You want to save $27 and still get solid carbon construction

Which stick should you actually be using?

Your weight and height set the right flex, your budget sets the value. Answer a few quick questions and we'll match you to the stick built for how you play, for free.

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True

Catalyst 9X3 Pro Stock Ryan Graves

Warrior

Alpha LX2

Price

$159.97 USD

$132.97 USD

Brand

True

Warrior

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