The Nexus ADV just redefined what a hockey stick looks like. Weighing in at only 365 grams, its not only the lightest Nexus stick ever created, it’s loaded with truly revolutionary technologies that provide a level of performance and feel you’ve never experienced before. Although all Nexus sticks are designed to load and release shots with ease, new Nexus ADV Technologies SLINGTECH and ER SPINE TECH further enhance these characteristics.

SLINGTECH Blade
The hole in the blade is called SLINGTECH and creates a slingshot effect when releasing the puck.

With this innovation Bauer has created two separate blade sections with different properties that work together while loading and releasing shots. The result is that the blade does the work, making it easier to load and release the puck with added acceleration. The two different sections hug the puck for better control.

ER SPINE Tech Shaft
ER SPINE technology reduces weight and creates a faster transfer of energy to the blade. The five-sided geometry improves the performance by removing excess carbon fiber layers in the key loading area.

The Nexus ADV uses a new five-sided shaft geometry to improve performance. By changing the geometry of the shaft, Bauer was able to remove excess carbon fiber layers in the key loading area of the stick while maintaining a standard Nexus mid-kick point. This new technology reduces weight and creates a faster transfer of energy to the blade. Also, it makes it easier to lean into the stick to load and release shots with less effort. The main benefits of the shape are that its designed to contour to the palm of the players hand to maximize feel and control.