The Bauer Pulse 2 Grip YTH brings the hybrid shooting profile of the Pulse 2 to the youth category. Its balanced carbon construction, stiff blade and controlled shaft feel support natural puckhandling and the development of shooting technique.
Key Features
Versatile kick point
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 reduce weight 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.
Comfortable shaft shape
The Hybrid Shaft Shape combines a square profile with rounded corners, giving young players a natural grip and controlled feel in their hands.
Secure grip surface
Raised Ink Grip places textured ink over the shaft graphic to help players maintain a consistent hold during puckhandling and shooting.
Technology and Construction
FUSION Kick Point
Two separate energy zones combine the characteristics of mid- and low-kick constructions. This design supports easy shaft loading and a quick puck release in a range of shooting situations.
PULSE 2 Blade Core
Dual carbon bridges stiffen the blade, while an integrated aluminium layer helps reduce weight and improve strength. The construction contributes to a balanced feel and direct feedback during puck contact.
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 YTH is intended for young players in the youth category who want a lightweight, manageable stick for puckhandling, quick wrist shots and the gradual development of more powerful finishes.
How to Choose a Hockey Stick
A youth stick should have a flex and length suited to the player’s height and strength. The appropriate blade curve and kick point also help support natural puck control and shooting mechanics.
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