

At a glance
The Matthew Martin is stiffer (85 flex) and cheaper ($150), while the Litalien is softer (90 flex) and costs $10 more. Both have the same low-kick feel, but the Martin suits stronger shooters better and the Litalien gives you slightly more whip if you prefer a bit less resistance.
The numbers
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