Over the past two years, the Tacks line has been proving itself due to its consistent performance. The Super Tacks 2.0 stays true to that while pushing the performance and durability levels further, as a result of their new partnership with Sigmatex, a global leader in performance composite fiber. The kick point has been improved to give better feel on passes while providing great loading on wrist and slapshots. Finally, he blade in extremely stiff allowing players to hit their traget more consistently, really improving their shoting accuracy. The Super Tacks 2.0 redefines what all around performance means. Sigmatex: exclusive spread tow fabric that is ultra lightweight, and very strong Dual Flex Profile: Mid kick point with two optimized loading zones for wrist and slap shots Reinforced Bumper Technology: Increased strength of the shaft by adding material in the slash zone ACU2 Blade: Extremely stiff blade with added durability Les mer

The CCM Ribcor Trigger ASY is the top of the line model of the new Ribcor stick line for 2016. Ribcor has always been about generating efficient loading to achieve a quick releasing shot in a low-kick package. With familiar technologies in Pop Matrix and Technora, CCM changed it up and added new features to optimize performance throughout the entire stick. No doubt the biggest change coming in this stick is going to be the new ASY-1 flex profile. This is not to be confused with the flex point, which thanks to PopMatrix technology is a low kick point. The Trigger features a completely new layup that was developed to maximize the performance of every single fiber in the stick by strategically layering and angling the fibers in certain areas of the stick. This allows for an even quicker release all designed and tested from NHL player feedback and the CCM performance lab. This new layup also accentuates the PopMatrix technology giving shooter’s the ability to get their shots off as quickly as possible. The Trigger features PopMatrix technology which was last seen in the Reckoner. PopMatrix is a unique visual technology that consists of carbon fibers which are permanently in tension due to the unique concave geometry through the taper of the shaft. The idea of this is to get easy loading, more efficient energy transfer and a faster snap back as quickly as possible. CCM has been able to come up with quantifiable measurements to show that the Trigger has the highest release rate from a CCM stick to date. The performance fibers that are found in the rib are also protected by an outer layer composed of protective fibers to put durability issues to rest. This all translates into less effort required to load the fibers of the shaft, which results in a load, release, and feel unlike any other on the market. As the Ribcor line has become linked to Technora Technology, it’s to no surprise that the CCM Trigger will be featuring the Aramid Fiber reinforcements running through the lower third of the stick. Technora is a patented, synthetic fiber similar to Kevlar that boasts a high tensile strength and better bending properties, which is why it has been trusted and used in the automotive and aerospace industries for years. The same material used in parachutes, body armor, and jet engines now reinforces an area of high wear and tear, the slash zone. This is beneficial in helping to take this stick to high levels of durability and ensuring the longevity of the pop life game in and game out for an overall better performing stick. Moving down to the blade, the Trigger comes equipped with the new Ascent 2 blade. The Ascent 2 is rooted from its predecessor the Ascent, found in the Reckoner, but comes with a few changes in this Trigger model. As CCM’s dangler stick, they really wanted to promote that great feel any puck handler would desire, so to achieve this CCM raised the one internal support bridge a bit higher to allow the puck to make more contact with the premium foam in the blade. While the feel of this blade will be softer to provide those soft hands, the toe is still stiff to provide accurate and quick releasing shots off the toe. Simply put Ascent 2 is lighter, provides more feel, accurate and full of pop. The new Ribcor Trigger ASY-1 stays true to the DNA of the Ribcor line while, once again, improving its feel and performance. Check out the Trigger today for MAXIMUM POP. Les mer

At the bottom and the most affordable of the Stage 2 line is the RBZ 40 Composite Stick by CCM. The RBZ 40 offers durability which is great for recreational and entry-level players. The design is one of the biggest changes to the Stage 2 line. A dark upper half of the stick contrasts with the white bottom half, and a black strip finds itself on the top of the blade and lower portion of the shaft. The reason for the altered color scheme was well thought out by the design team at CCM---leaving the lower half white makes the stick difficult for a goalie to distinguish from the white ice and boards, while adding black on the top of the lower shaft and blade makes the stick more visible in your peripherals while stick-handling. The shaft of the RBZ 40 is designed with a balance between weight and flex distribution to give you more torque on your follow-through and a quicker release. The constant stiffness of the shaft gives you a customized kick point for optimal loading. The High C.O.R. blade continues the trampoline effect much like what is built into the higher end RBZ models. This translates to a blade that releases stored energy upon impact, resulting in harder passes and heavier shots. Keep the money in your pocket while still putting the puck in the back of the net, with the RBZ 40 Composite Stick by CCM. Les mer

Featuring the all-new SpeedBlade2, the RBZ 80 from CCM will help you get the hardest shot possible by maximizing puck speed off your stick. This is done with the addition of Freak Channels, an improvement over the Speed Channels seen in last year's model of the RBZ stick. In addition to quicker shots, the RBZ is made from some of the lightest materials on the planet to make sure your stick is as nimble as possible. Les mer

Featuring the all-new SpeedBlade2, the RBZ 80 from CCM will help you get the hardest shot possible by maximizing puck speed off your stick. This is done with the addition of Freak Channels, an improvement over the Speed Channels seen in last year's model of the RBZ stick. In addition to quicker shots, the RBZ is made from some of the lightest materials on the planet to make sure your stick is as nimble as possible. Les mer

The CCM RBZ Revolution stick delivers on the next step in the evolution of shooting performance. It's the first stick to feature CCM's new Faceplate Technology which increases Coefficient of Restitution (C.O.R.) on the delivery of your shot. The Power Alloy work sthe same way as the faceplate on a TaylorMade driver - it enhances strength and stability for a responsive face that maximizes power. Finally, the addition of Technora fibers to the weave of shaft helps take durability to new heights. Les mer

In what has become a much anticipated summer tradition in recent years, CCM will be releasing the newest update to their RBZ composite hockey stick line in August. The original RBZ was a great stick that was hugely popular and in conjunction with TaylorMade, CCM has been able to improve on it every year. Theyve continued to make a great stick better and better. The newest version of the stick is called the RBZ SpeedBurner. The RBZ SpeedBurner is the stick designed for pure shooters, looking for the hardest, most powerful shot possible. By comparison, the other sticks from CCM the Ultra Tacks, designed for places seeking the most accurate shots and the Ribcor, for great stick handlers who want to be able to load the stick easily and a really quick release. Power Hosel Technology The biggest upgrade made to the RBZ SpeedBurner is the introduction of CCMs new Power Hosel Technology. With past RBZ models, CCM has been forced to use a more traditional method of fusing the stick together by extending the blade up, into the shaft. Although this was the best technique at their disposal, they did not feel it was an ideal complement to their SpeedBlade Technology. So as theyve don before, they looked to their counterparts at TaylorMade. They saw that with their golf drivers, TaylorMade assembled the clubs by inserting the shaft into the hosel of the club head. CCM took this idea and set out to translate it to the RBZ stick line. They redesigned the lower portion of the RBZ shaft, adding an internal rib and building it to be inserted into the blade. The addition of the internal rib and the new fusion method had direct impacts on the sticks performance, as well as some indirect effects. By inserting the shaft into the blade hosel, the energy transfer of the stick becomes much more efficient. This means that when you flex the shaft while shooting, energy travels through the stick and to the puck quicker with less energy lost. The result is a more powerful shot with a faster release in comparison to previous RBZ models. While the new internal rib also helps to support the efficiency improvements, it more importantly improves the structure and durability of the taper. The rib helps to enhance the rigidity of the lower portion of the stick, leading to more stability on big slapshots. More stability means less blade twisting and torqueing, keeping the blade more square to your target for more accurate shots. Aside from those performance features, the internal rib also helps to improve the impact strength of the lower shaft. That lower shaft area is often the target of impacts, whether it is slashed or lifted by another stick, hitting the post trying to bang home a rebound or giving some pesky little forward a good whack to the shin pads out in front of the net. Improving the impact strength doesnt mean the stick is unbreakable, but it makes it a bit tougher and helps the stick to continue performing like it did the day you got it for a longer period, even after its been slashed a few times. Weight Reduction Even though they added some material with the rib and extended shaft from the new Power Hosel, CCM was still able to reduce the overall weight of the SpeedBurner by 5 grams compared to last years SuperFast. I know what youre thinking, 5 grams So what? It might not seem like much, but look at it this way the lightest 30 (yes, THIRTY) sticks in the game right now are separated by a total of 40 grams. On top of that, the 4th lightest and 30th lightest sticks are only 22 grams different in weight. Long story short When talking about top end hockey sticks, 5 grams is a significant weight reduction. RBZ Flex Profile & Blade Technology There are two big that the RBZ line has come to be known for, the flex profile and the unique blade construction. Although CCM has consistently updated and improved those two features, theyve been able to do so without alienating the players who love the stick by changing the feel and performance that won them over. Custom Kick Point The SpeedBurner is designed for players seeking the hardest shot possible and will still feature CCMs Custom Kick Point or Constant Stiffness Profile. This means the stick is going to flex from wherever your lower hand is. This gives you great performance on all types of shots and its what makes the RBZ line such a popular all-around shooting stick. The SpeedBurner maximizes the energy loaded into big slap shots and optimize the amount of energy loaded into quicker snap and wrist shots, giving you the most possible power on both types of shots. Since the stick reacts to the placement of the bottom hand during a shot, it will feel easier to load, giving the feeling of more power coming out than you put in. Since the stick is equally stiff through the entire shaft, it has an extremely smooth load and release when shooting. Speed Pocket Blade Technology The RBZs unique blade construction has always been a stable of the line. The goal as always has been to maximize the blades Coefficient of Restitution (C.O.R) or trampoline effect, to make the puck jump off the blade on shots. Unlike other blades on the market, which are filled with various types of foam, the RBZ line is hollow; creating what CCM calls the Speed Pocket. Like past RBZs, the SpeedBurner blade takes many cues from golf drivers in the way it is designed, tested and how it performs. With SpeedBurner, CCM wanted to maximize C.O.R., and increase the size of the sweet spot of the blade. A bigger sweet spot allows for the same feeling of the puck jumping off that hot blade face, even when you dont contact the puck exactly where you want to on the blade. Due to the introduction of the Power Hosel and the new way the stick is assembled, CCM was able to reexamine, rework and optimize the Speed Pocket blade to realize these goals. Some other great RBZ SpeedBurner features The new RBZ SpeedBurner will have a few features continuing forward from past models that have been slightly tweaked, as well as some continuing forward as they were. Since its introduction, the RBZ line has always had a focus on optimizing the swing weight of the stick and SpeedBurner has the lowest swing weight for the RBZ lines to date. Swing weight is predicated on the distribution of the weight throughout the stick. The swing weight of a stick basically does two main things; it influences how light or balanced the stick feels and helps shooters to maximize the speed of their swing on slapshots. The lowered swing weight of the RBZ SpeedBurner will help shooters to gain more speed on their downswing and generate more power on shots. Like the past RBZ sticks, the SpeedBurner will feature CCMs T-Geometry shaft. T-Geometry is a squared shaft allowing for better control when shooting. The square corners help to prevent the shaft from spinning in your hands when shooting, helping to increase accuracy. Les mer

The Reckoner is the next volume in the Ribcor saga. The stick comes with the traditional Ribcor features which is to provide optimized puck feel, and to give the shooter the quickest release. While also offering the new Reckoner has a concaved hosel section that will replace the previous multiple-rib design, referred to by CCM as PopMatrix Technology. The Ribcor has been among the most popular hockey sticks for Pro Players for the past three seasons! Les mer

The CCM RBZ Superfast stick is the 3rd generation of the CCM RBZ line. It has grown from the roots of the original RBZ and has seen some serious technology upgrades. The Speed Channel blade from the RBZ has been since updated to the Freak Channels for the RBZ Stage 2, and now has evolved into the Speed Pocket blade for the Superfast. By eliminating channels in the middle of the blade and creating more of a single pocket, CCM has increased the C.O.R. (Coefficient of Restitution) by 50% from last years Stage 2! This means that the reaction off the blade is 50% quicker with each shot! CCM has also stuck to their custom flex profile which enables players of any stance or hand position to be able to load up the stick and deliver a heavy shot no matter where your bottom hand is positioned. All of this combined with the great balance and low swing weight means that you are gonna to really lay into the puck everytime you shoot. Les mer

Last year the RBZ took the hockey world by storm! Now its back and improved for this year. Returning features are the custom kick point and T-geometry shaft. The RBZ Stage 2 still has the Power Swing technology, finely tuned weight and flex create faster swing speed for more puck speed. The newest improvement is in the blade, "Freak Channels" replace the "Speed Channels" from the original RBZ. This change upgrades the blade by providing more core to maximize puck speed. Les mer

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