Can a goalie use the CCM Jetspeed FT6 Pro?

No. The FT6 Pro is a skater stick with an 80 flex and a P28 blade curve. Goalies need a wider paddle and a goalie-specific curve like the Bauer's P31.

Can a skater use the Bauer Vapor Hyperlite 2?

Not practically. It is a 26-inch short-shaft goalie stick in 65S flex, built for puck handling in net, not for shooting.

Which is better for playing the puck?

The Bauer. It is designed for goalie puck handling, with a 10% recoil boost in the blade and a PentaGrip handle for control on outlet passes.

The CCM cites a higher-than-normal warranty rate, which points to better durability. The Bauer is an elite lightweight build, and light goalie sticks tend to wear faster at the paddle.

Is the CCM worth the extra money?

Only if you skate out. At $197.99 versus $175.00 at their recent lows, the gap is small, but the two sticks serve different positions, so the comparison only matters within a position.

Which flex should I pick?

There is no choice on the Bauer, which comes only in 65S. The CCM comes only in 80, which suits stronger senior skaters and is stiff for lighter ones.

Bauer Vapor Hyperlite 2 Goalie Stick vs CCM Jetspeed FT6 Pro Hockey Stick

These are not the same kind of stick. The Bauer Vapor Hyperlite 2 is a goalie stick built for playing the puck, while the CCM Jetspeed FT6 Pro is a pro-level player stick for forwards and defensemen. Buy the Bauer if you are a goalie; buy the CCM if you skate out. The Bauer's lowest recent price was $175.00 (2026-10-29) and the CCM's was $197.99 (2026-10-29), so the goalie stick has been the cheaper of the two.

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