The best way to think about the new flex profile is not so much about where the flex point is, or whether the pop-matrix channel is different, but how the stick actually bends. To rephrase, the focus on this product was to makes sure each sidewall is as efficient as possible, as in, a LH front sidewall should have different requirements of it compared to it's back sidewall, and conversely, the sidewalls of a RH shaft would be reversed relative to the LH shaft. It's got the ASY in the name to indicate that the flex profile of the sidewalls of the shaft are Asymmetrical, and that is what I'm referring too. The end result is a product that is easier to load, but also pops back faster too.
TLDR: New flex profile makes the stick easier to load, but with more pop as a result of optimizing the shaft construction...
Edit: Stick is still Low-kick, with Pop-matrix technology, the addition of ASY-1 does not remove any features...