

At a glance
The 5X5 gives you more flexibility with two blade curves and a full range of flex options, while the PX is locked into a single 80 flex TC3 curve but costs twenty bucks less. The 5X5 is heavier at 416g and built for intermediate to performance players, whereas the PX is a pro-spec stick designed for strong shooters who want exactly what an NHL player uses.
The numbers
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