At a glance
The 9X4 has a stiffer 80 flex built for pure pop and quick release, while the PX runs a noticeably softer 105 flex that gives more bend and feel. The PX is also $30 cheaper, but both are one-curve, one-flex pro stocks locked into whatever an NHL player used, so your fit depends entirely on whether you need that extra stiffness or prefer a more forgiving stick.
The numbers
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HZRDUS 9X4 Pro Stock C. Lindstrom
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HZRDUS PX Pro Stock Konnor Smith
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