

At a glance
The Allais runs at 85 flex while the Dumoulin is 10 flex points softer at 75, making this a choice between a stiffer stick for pure power and a slightly more forgiving option for shot loading. Both have the same low kick and NHL-level build, but the blade curve is your real difference: Allais uses the TC2.5 Tall while Dumoulin goes with the newer TC4 New pattern.
The numbers
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Pick the True HZRDUS PX Pro Stock W. Dumoulin
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