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The CCM Tacks Recharge is a mid-kick composite hockey stick, the second tier in CCM's Tacks line. It uses Nanolite Carbon UD and Sigmatex Weave for a light, durable build, with a Supercharged Mid-Kick profile that loads energy for powerful shots. The rounded R-geometry shaft and Tri-Force blade aim for a comfortable grip and efficient energy transfer. It suits power shooters and two-way players who want a stiff, durable stick without the top-tier price, though it is heavier and less whippy than top-end Tacks models.
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Feedback on the Tacks Recharge is limited, but players generally rate the Tacks line for its shooting power and durability. The mid-kick profile draws praise from power shooters, while some find it less responsive for fast releases.
The CCM Tacks Recharge is a senior hockey stick and the second-level model in the Tacks line. It is built with Nanolite Carbon UD and a Sigmatex weave for a lightweight, strong and durable construction. It has a Supercharged Mid-Kick flex profile, with a softer upper and lower shaft and a stiff middle section. This lets the stick load for harder shots with less effort.
The shaft has a rounded "R" shape for a comfortable grip and less air resistance. Nanolite Carbon UD is a unidirectional carbon layering that keeps the weight down while maintaining structural integrity. The Tri-Force Blade has a three-zone stiffness profile that reduces cupping and improves energy transfer. Sigmatex, a spread tow carbon fabric, runs through the blade and shaft to make the stick lighter, more responsive and more durable than traditional weaves.
The stick comes in P28+¼, P29+¼ and P90TM blade patterns. The +¼ option adds puck control. P29 is a mid-curve pattern for all-around play and handles the puck well in small spaces, including face-offs, but it can be weaker on the backhand. P28 is a more aggressive pattern for quick, accurate shots and raises the puck easily, so it can take time to get used to. P90TM combines elements of the P92 and P28 and is slightly taller.
