

At a glance
The Hutton is stiffer (90 flex) with a different blade curve, while the Iginla is noticeably softer (70 flex) with a newer blade pattern. The $10 price difference is negligible, so your choice comes down to whether you need a stiffer stick that matches an NHL player's exact build or prefer a more forgiving flex with a newer blade design.
The numbers
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