When space opens up around the net, a quick release matters. Built on the premium REKKER Morph Pro platform, the DusselMorph Pro focuses on easy loading and getting the puck off the blade quickly. This special version adds bold lettering and details inspired by German culture.
Key Features
Quick release with minimal setup
A low kick point with a secondary Duo-Fire zone helps players load the stick quickly and release energy into the shot. It suits scoring opportunities where timing makes the difference.
Lightweight, balanced feel
The stick weighs approximately 365 g at 60″. Featherlite XT balance supports a light feel in the hands when handling the puck and changing direction.
Confident handling with Salt Tactile
A subtly raised shaft texture improves control and tactile feedback through your gloves. Its surface takes inspiration from the coarse salt crystals on a traditional pretzel.
Distinctive DüsselMorph graphics
Bold blackletter typography combines with references to Düsseldorf and German culture. The result gives the stick its own identity while retaining the Morph Pro technical platform.
Technology and Construction
DCF and Pyrofil Blackline XXV Carbon
DCF – Dual Carbon Frame construction is paired with Blackline XXV carbon fibre featuring Pyrofil by Mitsubishi. These materials form the foundation of the model’s lightweight composite build.
ETS – Ergo Taper Shaft
The ergonomically shaped shaft features an Ergo Taper transition designed around the stick’s shooting profile. Working with the low kick point and 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 the blade contacts the puck.
Who Is It For?
Demanding senior players who prefer a lightweight stick with a quick shooting response and distinctive graphics. It particularly suits shooters who value a fast release and clear tactile feedback through their gloves.
How to Choose a Hockey Stick
Consider stick length, flex, blade pattern and your shooting style. A suitable setup should feel natural to load and comfortable when handling the puck.
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