

At a glance
The Beaudoin is stiffer (85 flex vs 80) with a mid-curve blade, while the Joseph is slightly softer with a mid-to-open curve and costs $30 less. Both are NHL-spec low-kick sticks built for quick releases, so your choice comes down to whether you want extra stiffness and a tighter curve or slightly more flex and a looser blade pattern.
The numbers
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