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Bauer Proto 2
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Bauer Proto 2

Last price we saw

$121.00last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Bauer Proto 2

The Bauer Proto 2 is a left-hand composite hockey stick with an 82 flex and a P90TM curve. The 82 flex suits mid-weight players who want a balance of load and release, and the P90TM curve is a toe-heavy pattern for quick, high shots. It is a niche, limited-run Bauer model, so stock and pricing vary widely by store.

Best forMid-weight players (roughly 150–180 lb)Left-hand shootersPlayers who like a toe curve for snap shotsBauer loyalists wanting a limited model
Pros
  • 82 flex loads easily for most adult players
  • P90TM toe curve helps quick, high releases
  • Left-hand option for the majority of shooters
  • Bauer's proven composite build
Cons
  • Limited availability and few price comparisons
  • 82 flex is stiff for lighter or younger players
  • P90TM curve is less forgiving for beginners
  • No clear price history to judge a deal

Bauer Proto 2 price history

Lowest price we've seen: $121.00 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

Specifications

Hand
Left
Flex
82
Curve
P90TM

Questions and answers

Is the Bauer Proto 2 worth it?
It depends on fit. If you want an 82-flex left-hand stick with a toe curve and you find it at a fair price, it is a solid choice. Compare against Bauer's mainline sticks before paying a premium for a limited model.
What does the P90TM curve play like?
It is a toe-heavy curve with a closed face, good for quick snap shots and high releases. It is less ideal for players who rely on backhand control or straight-ahead wrist shots.
Is 82 flex right for me?
82 flex suits mid-weight adult players, roughly 150–180 lb. Lighter or younger players usually do better with 65–75 flex, and stronger players often prefer 87 or higher.
What's in the box?
A single hockey stick. Grip tape and butt-end plugs are not typically included, so check the listing if you need them.
When is it cheapest?
Limited-run Bauer sticks tend to drop when a new model replaces them or when a store clears stock. Watch the price history rather than buying at first sight.