

At a glance
The Hugo Allais is stiffer at 85 flex with a taller blade curve (TC2.5), while the Mathieu Joseph runs 80 flex with a standard TC3 curve and costs $10 less. Both have the same low-kick release and pro-spec build, so your choice comes down to whether you prefer extra stiffness and blade height or a slightly softer, cheaper option.
The numbers
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