A quick release starts with a stick that loads easily and feels controlled in your gloves. Built on the premium REKKER Morph Pro platform, the DusselMorph Pro features a low kick point for shots with minimal setup. This special version adds a distinctive design with references to German culture.
Key Features
Quick puck release
A low kick point with a secondary Duo-Fire zone helps players load the shaft quickly and release energy into the shot. It suits scoring opportunities where time and space are limited.
Light feel in the hands
Lightweight composite construction and Featherlite XT balance support easy handling when carrying the puck and transitioning into a shot.
Salt Tactile textured grip
A subtly raised surface improves tactile feedback and grip confidence through your gloves. Its texture takes inspiration from the coarse salt crystals on a traditional pretzel.
Graphics with a distinct identity
Bold blackletter typography and Düsseldorf-inspired motifs give this edition a recognisable look. The design builds on the Morph Pro graphics with details drawn from German culture.
Technology and Construction
DCF and Pyrofil Blackline XXV
DCF – Dual Carbon Frame construction combines a carbon frame with Blackline XXV carbon fibre featuring Pyrofil by Mitsubishi. These elements form the foundation of the stick’s lightweight composite build.
ETS – Ergo Taper Shaft
The ergonomically shaped shaft features an Ergo Taper transition that complements the low-kick shooting profile. Together with the Duo-Fire zone, it supports smooth loading before release.
VR92 Blade Dampening
The blade incorporates VR92 dampening material to help reduce vibration. This contributes to a more settled feel when receiving passes and contacting the puck.
Who Is It For?
Demanding players who suit an intermediate stick and prefer a quick release, lightweight handling and distinctive graphics. It is particularly suited to shooters who want to get the puck off the blade with minimal setup.
How to Choose a Hockey Stick
Consider length, flex, blade pattern and your shooting style. The INT label alone does not determine the right fit: the stick should feel natural to load and comfortable to control.
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