

At a glance
The 9X4 has a stiffer 85 flex with a Mid Max curve, while the PX flexes at 105 with a TC2 curve. The PX is $30 cheaper and comes in a noticeably softer flex, making it the better pick if you're not a heavyweight player, but the 9X4 gives you the curve and stiffness Dave Bastien actually uses at the NHL level.
The numbers
Pick the True HZRDUS 9X4 Pro Stock Dave Bastien
Pick the True HZRDUS PX Pro Stock Konnor Smith
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