Warrior Alpha LX Pro Intermediate Hockey Stick
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- Sabre Taper II for a quicker more accurate release
- R.L.C. 188. Revolutionary Lightweight Construction
- Minimus Carbon UD for a lightweight and durable stick
- FuelCore Ultra for a lighter more durable blade
- Minimus carbon 25 weave around the blade core for durability
- Ergo Shaft Shape to fit comfortably in your hands
- Apex Grip Texture for better control of your stick
When purchasing a new hockey stick, it is important to place a focus on kick point. Finding the right kick point - where the stick flexes most when shooting - will help take your shot to the next level. If you’re unsure which kick point is best for your game, visit your local Pure Hockey for an accurate assessment. The Warrior Alpha line offers a mid kick point for a quick release, enhanced by some of Warrior’s top technologies.
One of the key features in this stick is the Sabre Taper II which is Warrior’s exclusive taper design. It is torsionally stronger, combining mid kick response with a powerful and accurate release. This easy to load design provides a quick release and pinpoint control on shots.
New in the Alpha LX Pro is RLC 188, a revolutionary Lightweight Construction. This is Warrior’s highest-grade construction and uses the most advanced material selection and processing technologies to produce an extremely lightweight and durable stick. RLC 188 combines the latest in modern carbon composites technology using lower weight fibers and thermoplastic toughened epoxy resin to provide optimal performance and balance.
The Alpha LX Pro shaft is lighter and tougher than ever. This is created by using Minimus Carbon UD fiber. This material gives you an extremely lightweight and durable hockey stick for optimal performance. To compliment the shaft, the newly redesigned blade, FuelCore Ultra, features a tougher edge for extended durability and a more robust carbon rib design that resists fatigue and maintains a crisp, responsive feel. The blade also has some texture, which helps to increase grip on the puck.