

At a glance
The McBain is stiffer (100 flex vs 90) and comes with a pro shooter's curve (T92), while the Bertuzzi flexes easier and uses a more forgiving mid-curve (T28). McBain costs $20 more but gives you genuine NHL spec if you have the strength for it; Bertuzzi is the budget pick with a curve that works for more playing styles.
The numbers
Pick the True HZRDUS 9X4 Pro Stock Jack Mcbain
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