The Bauer Pulse 2 Grip INT combines characteristics of mid- and low-kick constructions to support different shooting techniques. Its redesigned blade, advanced carbon construction and refined boron placement contribute to a balanced feel, structural strength and efficient energy transfer.
Key Features
Versatile shooting profile
The FUSION Kick Point uses two distinct energy zones. The stick loads like a mid-kick model while releasing the puck with the speed associated with a low-kick design.
Lightweight carbon construction
TeXtreme® carbon fibre helps keep weight down and supports smooth energy transfer through the shaft during the shot.
Stiff and responsive blade
The PULSE 2 Blade Core uses dual carbon bridges to increase blade stiffness and provide a livelier response as the puck leaves the blade.
Controlled shaft feel
The Hybrid Shaft Shape combines a square profile with rounded corners, providing a comfortable grip and controlled feel in the hands.
Tactile grip surface
Raised Ink Grip places textured ink over the shaft graphic to help players maintain a secure hold during puckhandling and shooting.
Technology and Construction
FUSION Kick Point
Two separate energy zones combine the characteristics of mid- and low-kick constructions. The shaft can be loaded for a more powerful shot while retaining the quick release needed for fast finishes under pressure.
PULSE 2 Blade Core
Dual carbon bridges stiffen the blade, while an integrated aluminium layer helps reduce weight and improve strength. This construction contributes to a balanced feel and direct feedback during the shot.
TeXtreme® and Refined Boron Formula
Advanced TeXtreme® carbon materials reduce unnecessary weight and support efficient energy transfer through the stick. Optimised boron placement further contributes to a lighter feel and enhances strength in stressed areas.
Who Is It For?
The Bauer Pulse 2 Grip INT is intended for players in the intermediate category who want a lightweight, versatile stick for quick wrist shots, immediate releases under pressure and more powerful attempts requiring a longer shaft load.
How to Choose a Hockey Stick
Consider the appropriate flex, length, blade curve and kick point for the player’s build and shooting technique. The right combination supports natural shooting mechanics and confident puck control.
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