Bauer · Nexus
NEXUS PERFORMANCE
$60· Jr, Yth· Mid
Bauer Nexus
Mid Kick
The Nexus line offers mid-kick point sticks engineered for players seeking a balanced combination of shot power and accuracy. The mid-kick design stores energy through the mid-shaft for quick release and consistent performance across different shooting styles, making it versatile for both snap shots and wrist shots. Available across four models ranging from entry-level to elite performance, the Nexus line accommodates various skill levels and budgets while maintaining Bauer's core technology and quality standards.
Bauer · Nexus
NEXUS E3
The Bauer Nexus E3 is highly rated across 1 review with an average of 5/5.
$80· Sr, Int, Jr 5
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NEXUS E4
The Bauer Nexus E4 is highly rated across 1 review with an average of 5/5.
$81· Sr, Int, Jr 4.8
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NEXUS E40
The Bauer Nexus E40 is a solid budget-friendly option praised for its value and mid-level performance, particularly suited for defensemen. However, multiple reviewers report shaft failures near the kick point within weeks of use, and some find it heavier than comparable premium sticks, which impacts stick-handling ability for offensive players.
$120· Sr, Int· Mid 3.8
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NEXUS E50 PRO
The Bauer Nexus E50 Pro delivers strong shot performance and excellent value, with users praising its whippy flex, reliable puck feel, and one-timer/slap shot capability. However, multiple reviewers report significant durability issues, including blade heel damage during normal play and shaft breakage within weeks of purchase, which is concerning given the $200 price point.
$128· Sr, Int, Jr· Mid 4.1
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NEXUS SYNC
The Bauer Nexus SYNC is highly rated across 1 review with an average of 5/5.
$145· Sr, Int, Jr· Mid 5
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NEXUS TRACER
The Bauer Nexus Tracer offers excellent shot performance and lightweight feel that players love, but suffers from severe durability issues with widespread shaft and blade failures occurring within weeks to months of purchase. Multiple reviewers report breaking 2-4 sticks in short timeframes during normal play, with failures commonly occurring at the shaft-blade junction, kick point, and blade delamination, making the $350+ price point difficult to justify given the poor longevity.
$160· Sr, Int, Jr, Yth· Mid 2.9