

At a glance
The Gambrell sits at 90 flex (stiffer) with a T92 Mod curve, while the Smith runs 105 flex (more whip) with a TC2 curve, so you're choosing between two different playing feels from the same pro stock line. The Gambrell costs ten bucks more but locks you into a harder stick, while the Smith is slightly cheaper and gives you a bit more bend if you prefer that response.
The numbers
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