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Nick Ritchie

UnknownHISTORICAL
Last confirmed: Not established
VISIBLE GRAPHIC

Ribcor Trigger 5 Pro

CCM

BEHIND
THE
GRAPHICS
UNDERLYING BUILD

Researching

KICK UNKNOWN

NHL stick profile with evidence-backed HockeyStickMan catalogue research.

STICK DNA

Latest documented spec

Visible graphic
CCM Ribcor Trigger 5 Pro
Actual construction
Unknown
Build code
Unknown
Kick point
Unknown
Flex
95
True curve / mold
Unknown
Curve family
Unknown
Closest retail stick
Unknown
Retail curve match
Unknown
Lie
Unknown
Length
Unknown
Shaft
Unknown
Blade
Unknown
Grip
Unknown
First seen
Unknown
Last confirmed
Unknown
CURRENT EVIDENCE

Why we believe it

Evidence is recorded in the research system; public source detail is still being prepared for this record.
BUYABLE MATCHES

Buy the closest match to Nick Ritchie's setup

Where available we rank an exact pro-stock listing first, then the closest current retail match, then same/closest-curve options. Retail matches are buying guidance — not a claim that the retail stick is identical to Nick Ritchie's hidden construction.

Exact pro-stock listing

Player-specific pro-stock inventory when we have a strong direct match.

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Exact player pro stock
IN STOCK

Nick Ritchie Pro Stock - CCM Ribcor Trigger 5 Pro (NHL) — Left - Pro Ritchie - 95 Flex (Custom)

HockeyStickMan · CA$159.99 · CA

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Exact player pro stock
IN STOCK

Nick Ritchie Pro Stock - CCM Ribcor Trigger 3D (NHL) — Left - Pro Ritchie - 95 Flex (Custom)

HockeyStickMan · CA$179.99 · CA

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Commerce is separate from research. Retail matches are buying guidance, not evidence that the retail construction is identical to the player's pro-stock build. Best-offer routing excludes known out-of-stock links, prefers regional offers and current stock signals, then favors the lowest comparable shopper price. Listings do not change StickDNA confidence, evidence or conclusions.
StickDNA rule: A graphics change is a trigger to investigate, not proof of a construction change. Source publication dates and actual on-ice usage dates are tracked separately; a recent article about an older physical stick does not make that stick current.