Bauer ADV ONE Puts Its Kick Point Low
Retail listings describe a low kick point and a blade with two carbon bridges for Bauer’s senior player stick.
The Bauer ADV ONE senior player stick is showing up in specialist retail listings. Chip Sport in Switzerland and Hockeystore describe a concentrated flex zone near the bottom of the shaft, a rounded shaft shape and a blade core reinforced with two carbon bridges. That combination gives the ADV ONE a different stated flex profile from Bauer’s senior Pulse 2, even though the two sticks share some construction details.
Where the shaft loads
The retailers call the profile ADV Low-Kick and place the flex zone near the bottom of the shaft. They also list TeXtreme carbon fibre and boron fibre in the construction, along with tactile ink on the grip. The blade has its own ADV ONE core. Both shops describe two carbon bridges inside it.
Bauer’s senior Pulse 2 spec sheet also lists TeXtreme, boron and a pair of carbon bridges. The difference in the published specs is where the shaft is designed to flex. Bauer describes the Pulse 2’s FUSION profile as two zones intended to load like a mid-kick stick and release like a low-kick stick. Its shaft has a square profile with rounded corners, while the ADV ONE retail sheets describe a rounded profile. Bauer’s Pulse 2 sheet also specifies an aluminium layer in its blade.
What the listings show
On November 6, Chip Sport listed the senior left-handed, P92, 70-flex ADV ONE at CHF 299, tax included. The shop’s product data marked that exact configuration as a preorder. In the United States, TSR Hockey listed the senior ADV ONE Grip at US$389.99 under SKU 1067627. That price is for the product listing, with curve, flex and handedness selected separately.
