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Bauer Nexus ADV Launching Jan 25th

Bauer Nexus ADV Launching Jan 25th

  • by Sam Marron-Bonathan

January 25th sees history being made as it is the launch of the #NEXUSADV as it redefines stick performance. Not only is this the lightest NEXUS stick ever created at 465 grams, it is loaded with revolutionary technology that will give players a level of confidence they have never experienced when shooting the puck.

ER SPINE TECHNOLOGY

USES A NEW 5-SIDED SHAFT GEOMETRY TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE.

By changing the geometry of the shaft, we can remove excess carbon

fiber layers in the key loading area of the stick while maintaining

a standard Nexus mid-kick point.

PERFORMANCE BENEFITS:

  • Reduces weight
  • Creates a faster transfer of energy to the blade
  • It’s easier to lean into the stick to load and release shots with less effort

SHAPE BENEFITS:

  • This new shape has been designed to contour to the palm of your hand to maximize feel and control

SLINGTECH

  • INSERTS A HOLE IN THE BLADE TO CREATE A SLINGSHOT EFFECT WHEN RELEASING THE PUCK.

WHY A HOLE?

  • By adding a hole in the blade, we were able to create two separate blade sections with different properties that work together while loading and releasing shots.

RESULT:

  • The blade does the work, making it easier to load and release the puck with added acceleration
  • The two different sections hug the puck for better control

WHAT ABOUT DURABILITY?

  • We used FEA analysis, spent over 2000 hours on the ice and did every type of lab testing possible to ensure we didn’t compromise blade durability with this new technology.

RESULT:

  • We reinforced the edges of the hole to ensure that durability is on par with our elite level sticks

HOW SHOULD THE BLADE BE TAPED?

  • There isn’t a special or unique way to tape the blade. It should be taped the same way as a standard blade.

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