Bauer Supreme MATRIX Senior Stick 87 Flex 62"

The Bauer Supreme MATRIX Senior Ice Hockey Stick 87 Flex 62" combines low weight, premium carbon technology and a powerful mid-kick profile in an exceptionally strong overall package. Players looking for maximum stick performance for their money get technology here that goes well beyond a basic performance-level construction.

At only approx. 390 grams in 87 Flex, the MATRIX remains light and quick in the hands despite its full Senior length. Add a 100% carbon construction with 15K Carbon Fiber, the DUALCELL Bridgecore blade, ER Spine shaft geometry and a Mid-kick Flex profile, and the result is a particularly interesting setup for ambitious players.

Key technologies and features

Senior ice hockey stick with 87 Flex

• Length: 62" / approx. 157.5 cm
  
• Practical length measurement to the center of the blade
  
• Weight: approx. 390 grams
  
• 100% Carbon Fiber construction
  
• Full 15K Carbon Fiber for low weight, stability and direct feel
  
• 15K Carbon Fiber in shaft and blade
  
• DUALCELL Bridgecore with foam elements and a stabilizing carbon bridge
  
• Reduced vibrations for improved puck feel
  
• Stable blade construction for controlled and precise shots
  
• Mid-kick Flex profile for powerful shots and versatile performance
  
• ER Spine shaft geometry for improved hand feel and control
  
• Grip finish for a secure hold
  
• Distinctive Rainbow Chrome design

Full 15K Carbon Fiber – premium carbon construction
One of the major highlights of the MATRIX is its extensive 15K Carbon Fiber construction. High-quality carbon is not simply used in isolated reinforcement zones. The shaft and blade use a premium carbon construction designed to combine low weight, stability and a direct playing feel.

15K carbon uses carbon-fiber bundles containing a high number of individual filaments. This type of construction makes it possible to create a stable composite structure while keeping weight comparatively low. That combination is particularly important in an ice hockey stick: the shaft needs to load in a controlled manner while still feeling fast and responsive in the hands.

The carbon construction also allows material to be used specifically where structural stability is needed. This helps reduce unnecessary weight without making the stick feel soft or imprecise during passing, shooting or puck contact.

At approx. 390 grams, the advantage of this construction becomes particularly noticeable. The MATRIX remains quick during stickhandling and easy to move while still providing the stability expected from a modern Senior composite stick.

DUALCELL Bridgecore – stabilized blade with controlled puck feel
The blade features DUALCELL Bridgecore technology. Different foam elements inside the blade are combined with a stabilizing carbon structure.

The foam elements help control vibrations generated by puck impacts. This can provide a more comfortable and controlled response, especially when receiving hard passes.

At the same time, the additional carbon bridge stabilizes the blade structure. The goal is for the blade to work in a defined manner during the shot and transfer the applied energy efficiently to the puck.

This combination of carbon and different core materials is particularly interesting because a modern blade has to satisfy two almost opposing requirements: it needs sufficient stiffness for powerful shots while still delivering enough feel for stickhandling and pass reception.

Together with the 15K Carbon construction, the DUALCELL Bridgecore gives the MATRIX a sophisticated blade design that offers considerably more than a basic composite blade.

Mid-kick – designed for powerful shots
The Mid-kick positions the main Flex zone further toward the center of the shaft. This allows a larger section of the shaft to contribute when the stick is loaded.

This is particularly useful for players who actively lean into their stick and want to transfer plenty of energy into the shot.

On wrist shots, snap shots and harder releases, the shaft can be loaded in a controlled manner before the stored energy is released toward the blade.

This means the MATRIX is not designed solely for players who want extremely short releases from close range. Its Mid-kick profile makes it a versatile stick for players who want both controlled passing and powerful shooting.

ER Spine – special shaft geometry for greater control
The ER Spine shaft geometry differs from a traditional rectangular shaft shape and is designed to provide a more natural and defined connection between the stick and the hands.

The lower hand plays an important role in shooting and stickhandling. An ergonomically shaped shaft can help provide secure contact with the stick and support controlled movements.

When handling the puck, pulling it into shooting position and transitioning from stickhandling to a shot, the shaft can therefore feel more direct.

Combined with the grip finish, this creates a secure hold without requiring the player to squeeze the shaft excessively.

Only approx. 390 grams – exceptionally light for this level of technology
At approx. 390 grams, the Bauer Supreme MATRIX sits in a very interesting weight range for a full-length Senior composite stick.

Lower weight is particularly noticeable in fast situations. The stick can be moved, repositioned and brought into the next play more quickly.

During stickhandling, this means less inert mass in the hands. When shooting, the stick can be brought into position faster, and during passing the blade can be positioned more easily.

What makes this especially interesting is that the low weight is combined with 15K Carbon, DUALCELL Bridgecore and ER Spine technologies. The MATRIX is therefore not simply reduced in weight; it also features a substantial technical package.

62" length – a strong Senior measurement
The 87 Flex version has a stated length of 62". Converted, 62" is approximately 157.5 cm.

The measuring method is particularly useful: the length is measured to the center of the blade. This provides a very practical measurement of the actual stick length during play.

At approx. 157.5 cm to the center of the blade, the MATRIX offers an excellent dimension for a full-size Senior stick. Taller players in particular benefit because there is less need to immediately add an extension.

The combination of 87 Flex and 62" / approx. 157.5 cm makes the MATRIX especially interesting for Senior players who prefer a longer and more stable stick.

Rainbow Chrome – an exceptional look
Visually, the MATRIX also stands out clearly from traditional black composite sticks.

The Rainbow Chrome finish changes its appearance depending on the light and viewing angle, giving the stick a distinctive and premium look.

The MATRIX therefore combines a technically strong construction with a design that immediately stands out on the ice.

Conclusion
The Bauer Supreme MATRIX Senior 87 Flex 62" offers an exceptionally strong combination of low weight, premium carbon construction and modern stick technology.

At approx. 390 grams, with Full 15K Carbon Fiber, 100% carbon construction, DUALCELL Bridgecore, ER Spine and Mid-kick, the MATRIX delivers a level of technology that makes it a genuine price-performance highlight.

The combination is particularly impressive: extensive carbon construction, a technically advanced blade, a full 62" length or approx. 157.5 cm to the center of the blade, and at the same time a very low overall weight.

For players looking for a lightweight, powerful and high-quality Senior composite stick without immediately moving into the highest price category, the Bauer Supreme MATRIX delivers a remarkable amount of technology for the money.

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Bauer
Bauer Hockey AB
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Bauer Hockey AB
www.bauer.com

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SE 41263 Göteborg
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