True HZRDUS PX: The 345 Gram Quick Release Weapon

If you shoot in tight and live off quick releases, the True HZRDUS PX is built for exactly that. At a senior weight of 345 grams, True markets it as the lightest stick on the market, and it pairs that number with a low kick point designed to load fast and snap the puck off your blade in a hurry. This is a wrister and one timer stick first, a slap shot stick second.

The headline construction is RESFLO, which True describes as focused resin flow that minimizes voids in the layup. The payoff is a lighter build that still keeps a strong, consistent laminate rather than trading durability for grams. Underneath that, the shaft uses PLD (Precision Laminate Design), stacking up to 25 layers of unidirectional carbon fiber and controlling the order of those fiber angles. The blade runs True's Tri Rib Tech, with rib placement mapped to where the puck actually hits so the face stays stable on heavy shots and one timers.

The feel is distinctive too. The PX carries True's square corner shaft with a double concave profile, so it sits in the hand differently than a rounded rectangular stick, and the whole thing is a compression molded one piece build.

Who is it for? Players who want a low kick, quick release profile in the lightest possible package, in the same shooting family as Bauer's Vapor line or CCM's Ribcor. The junior and youth versions share the high end construction through True's UFlex program, with more flex choices for younger players, so a kid is not stepping down in quality to get a lighter flex.

On price, this is a premium tier stick. It launched with a manufacturer suggested price around $359.99, and as the line has aged you can now find it heavily discounted at retailers, with Hockey World recently listing the senior around $179.98. If you have wanted to try True's flagship, the current sale pricing is the easiest entry point it has had.