Bauer Supreme Total One NXG Hockey Stick

The Bauer Supreme Total One NXG stick is now available at all retail locations. You can pick one up from our friends at Pure Hockey by clicking here. The Total One NXG stick retails for $259.99, but is currently one of the top sticks you can get your hands on. Use coupon code HOCKEYWORLD to save 10% on select items in your order.

The Total One NXG stick has been engineered to create maximum energy output with minimum effort thanks to the amplified mid-kick point. A stiffer lower shaft, along with a softer middle, allows the shaft to load up quickly and easily. If you really like to lean into your shots, then this stick will be for you. Additionally, the .520 power taper will increase torsional stiffness to help maximize the load while minimizing the torque and twist on the shaft when you shoot. This will allow for a more accurate and precise shot every time.

Bauer’s Total One NXG stick will also feature the Tac-Spiral grip to help keep your hands locked to the shaft. The shaft will, of course, feature double concave walls much like the original Total One. Beyond that, it’s going to include Bauer’s eLASTech technology which is a proprietary resin system they developed that contains carbon nanotubes to increase durability by reducing the spread of micro-fractures.

Moving down into the blade, the Bauer Supreme Total One NXG stick will use the pure shot blade profile. This thicker throat area will reduce blade deflection, or twisting of the blade, when shooting. The Power Core 3 blade foam will help to increase blade strength and puck feel, all the while absorbing impact energy so the puck sticks to your blade when catching passes.

Below is our first glimpse at the new Total One NXG stick, which seems to carry some design elements from the original Total One.

What are your thoughts on the new Bauer Total One NXG stick? Will you be replacing your current stick with one of these?

Bauer Supreme Total One NXG Hockey Stick
Bauer Supreme Total One NXG Hockey Stick

22 Comments

  1. I guess there will be an nxg stick afterall. This version looks like it took a page out of the winter classic bauer sticks. It looks ok but IMO the nexus1000 stick is a little more slick.

  2. i think they should wait a year and advertise the nexus brand. i love the stick though. i’ll probably choose this over the nexus.

  3. I was talking to a bauer rep at my last tournament and he showed me this picture. He told me this stick will be bauers best stick ever. He said it is basically the total one with some new features and it will only weigh 405 grams

  4. The non grip version of this stick looks much better than the grip IMO. TotalHockey has these up for pre order for Sept 21 release. I read somewhere that this nxg stick is going to be 399 grams….. But that’s too light to be a senior size.

  5. everybody that says this stick is so much better than the nexus is wrong, the only difference between the nxg and the nexus is the graphics, kick profile, and the nxg is also lighter. Basically, the nxg is a combined force of the power of the total one and the natural feel of the nexus. So if you’re trying to decide between the nexus 1000 and the nxg, the best choice would be the nxg because it is, in fact, just an upgraded nexus 1000.

  6. Save your money….My son’s( 14 yrs old, 130 lbs.) NXG lasted ten games….$350 for a hockey stick that lasted ten games. the people at Bauer should be ashamed of themselves. This product is garbage.

  7. The new Bauer hockey stick that recently came out is the Nexus NXG. Bauer is a very popular and large hockey company that makes good products. They make a large variety or products including sticks, helmets, skates and other hockey equipment. Particularly the Bauer NXG hockey stick is what I am going to focus on in this review.
    This stick is very popular because it is Bauer’s newest stick that was released. Many players are buying and ordering this stick because of the “Bauer” name being so popular. This particular stick is a roughly 250.00 dollars and I as well as many others begin to wonder if the stick is worth the price. By experience I know that Bauer is a very trust worthy Hockey Company because all the gear they produce. I as well as many people I know wear and buy Bauer products consistently because of previous experiences and knowing the product will be well made. When I first used this stick I could not fathom as to how this stick was so light. It was by far the lightest stick I have ever used and seemed like it was fragile due to how little it weighed. When it comes to hockey sticks, from experience, I have seen that the lighter the stick the easier and faster it is broken. This stick has held up very well so far and proves previous assumptions false. The biggest problem with lightweight sticks is the blade, especially the toe. Not after too long does it begin to crack and fall apart and “splinter” after practice and game play has taken its toll but the NXG seems to be staying together very well. It is a very compact and well thought out stick.
    The design and appearance of the stick is in some cases very important as to whether it is purchased or not. The NXG stick comes in a variety of styles such as grip, non grip, different lies, curves and many other variations so that the stick suites the consumer as best as possible. The NXG is also able to be customized to the consumer’s preferences. Because of all this the stick should have no problem with hockey players thinking it is too plain of a stick.
    The technology itself explains much of the success of the Bauer NXG. As shown on the stick and a main prompt Bauer advertises, “TeXtreme”, which is a very light and strong carbon fiber is used which gives the stick strength but also keeping it light weight. The balance of this stick is also one of very high prestige. The NXG, unlike many other sticks, does not have an over heavy blade or odd weight distribution. Another key aspect of this stick is the amplified ‘mid kick” which helps greatly with focusing energy transferring through the stick into the shot taken.
    Due to all the technology in the material the stick is composed of, the balancing aspect, and the was the stick is formed, molded and made as light weight as possible shows that the stick is worth the price. Bauer isnt the number one hockey stick produces for no reason.

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