The stick was used for probably a month and then it became a backup. In 2023-24 my sons appendix blew and then he dislocated knee cap so of course in 2024 -25 I bought him a the trigger 8 pro and he dislocated knee again and had surgery so a back up stick thats worth 250 bucks when its looking like hockey career is over We cut the stick down about 2 1/2thats why I figure its probably a 72,73 flex because I know ccm says to add 3% of flex for every inch. Stick has lower kick point. A Low-kick stick will have a stiffer middle of the shaft and softer taper so that it flexes at the bottom of the shaft closer to the blade. These sticks will have a much quicker release perfect for quick snap shots and writs shots. Basically is a great stick that literally has no slap shots taken on it and its almost brand new as you can see from pictures, I literally think it had one tape job on the blade because the tape was so old I had to use paint thinner to get the glue from the tape off it from being on there so long. A new one is still 200 bucks so Im really not gonna budge much more than this

The CCM Ribcor Trigger 6 Pro hockey stick is designed for quick-release shots and built for elite offensive players. Its low kick point enables a fast release, effortlessly maximizing puck velocity. Skeleton+ technology enhances responsiveness and durability, and the lightweight construction includes Sigmatex technology, providing power without added bulk.