

At a glance
The Gambrell has a stiffer 90 flex with a T92 Mod curve, while the Martin is slightly softer at 85 flex with a TC4 Tall New curve. The Martin is ten bucks cheaper and gives you a taller blade profile if that matters to your shot, but the Gambrell's extra stiffness and classic T92 pattern make it the pick if you want pure snappy release without compromise.
The numbers
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