

At a glance
The 9X4 is stiffer (flex 100) and costs $30 more, while the PX is softer (flex 75) and cheaper. If you're a bigger, stronger player who shoots a ton, the 9X4 gives you a beefier stick; if you're looking to save money or want slightly more feel through the blade, the PX delivers the same low-kick NHL geometry at a lighter price tag.
The numbers
Pick the True HZRDUS 9X4 Pro Stock Taylor Hall
Pick the True HZRDUS PX Pro Stock M. Gauthier
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HZRDUS 9X4 Pro Stock Taylor Hall
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HZRDUS PX Pro Stock M. Gauthier
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