2015 Nexus N7000 or 2017 Nexus 6000

[flyrzman 0]

I'm buying a new stick for a first time in years, Ive used an Easton shaft / blade combo forever and had quite a stock of blades but now its time to move on. I play defense in a beer league so I'm looking for something decent $100 or under. I think Ive settled on the Bauer Nexus, however I found a 2015 N7000 for $80 and the new 6000 is $60. Upon quick review there doesn't seem top be much difference. Would I be better of with the newer 6000? Any other suggestions as far as sticks go? Thanks.

[Jamarquan 201]

I'd probably get the old N7000, it has more / higher quality carbon fiber and better foams in the blade.

[puckpilot 312]

Yeah, I'd agree. A higher end stick is still a higher end stick. Better materials and not to mention the N7000 is most likely lighter too.

[vinprun71 61]

N7000. Everything everyone has said above. Better material in the shaft and blade. Puck feel may differ as well (for the better) moving to the N7000.

[icewalker_bg 126]

Yes, here is asuggestion, get something else for around 90-100$ than those tree trunks. There is so much better out there  for cheap, like True for example. 

[clarkiestooth 235]

I just got a CCM Tacks 4092 twig for $85. Good reviews, same blade as the top CCM sticks, 485 grams.  There are so many stick choppers in beer league, I think it's foolish to spend more than $100 on a stick. Better to work on your shot and your legs to get yourself more space.

[flyrzman 0]

I was also looking at the 2017 CCM 4092. Any thoughts on this stick? 

[Jamarquan 201]

On 3/6/2017 at 3:02 PM, flyrzman said:

I was also looking at the 2017 CCM 4092. Any thoughts on this stick? 

If tech's your thing, then the stick is somewhat lacking on buzzwords. Otherwise, it's a normal mid kick stick.

[stick9 881]

At this price point, unless you are buying something on closeout, you'll get what you pay for. Really the thing to do would be to bump up to the $140 range and get yourself a True 4.5.

The other option is pro-stock, which can be hit or miss. I've found some good value with pro-stocks, but it can be costly if you don't know exactly what you want.