

At a glance
Konnor Smith sticks you with a 105 flex that's built for guys who can actually load it, while Tij Iginla's 85 flex is noticeably softer and easier to bend for most players. Both are genuine NHL patterns with the same low-kick feel, so your choice really comes down to whether you need the extra compliance or can handle the stiffer build.
The numbers
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