

At a glance
The FuryX4 is way more affordable at $140 and gives you four flex options plus three blade patterns to dial in your setup, but it's noticeably heavier at 434g. The PX Pro Stock is $20 more, uses a genuine NHL-spec layup, and comes in at a lighter weight, but you're locked into 85 flex and one curve with no customization.
The numbers
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Pick the True HZRDUS PX Pro Stock Jake Lee
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