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Nick Suzuki

High confidenceLATEST DOCUMENTED
Last confirmed: 2026-09-08
First seen: 2026-09-08
VISIBLE GRAPHIC

Vapor FLYLITE

Bauer

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STICK DNA

Latest documented spec

Visible graphic
Bauer Vapor FLYLITE
Actual construction
Unknown
Build code
Unknown
Kick point
Unknown
Flex
87
True curve / mold
P92
Curve family
P92 / Sakic family
Closest retail curve
P92
Lie
Unknown
Length
Unknown
Shaft
Unknown
Blade
Unknown
Grip
Unknown
First seen
2026-09-08
Last confirmed
2026-09-08

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CURRENT EVIDENCE

Why we believe it

game photo

Suzuki current Bauer FLYLITE graphics

GearGeek

Team equipment/current graphic reference; hidden construction not inferred.

other

Nick Suzuki 2025-26 game-used Bauer Vapor FLYLITE

NHL Auctions · source/evidence date 2026-05-24

NHL Auctions authenticates a right-handed Bauer Vapor FLYLITE used by Nick Suzuki in a 2025-26 Canadiens game, with SUZUKI on the shaft and COA. This confirms current-era game use of the FLYLITE graphic but does not identify the hidden construction.

BUYABLE MATCHES

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Retail equivalents and pro-stock listings are matched to the documented player, build or curve. A listing is not evidence of Nick Suzuki's on-ice stick unless it is separately cited above.

Visible-graphic retail match

Bauer Nexus Tracer Grip Composite Hockey Stick - Senior

Pure Hockey · US

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Visible-graphic retail match

Bauer Nexus Tracer Senior Hockey Stick - 62 inch

Sport Chek · CA$299.97 · CA

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Bauer Nexus Tracer Blue Hockey Stick - Senior

HockeyWorld · $349.99 · US

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Visible-graphic retail match

Bauer Nexus Tracer Senior Hockey Stick

HockeyMonkey · $262.99 · US

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Commerce is separate from research. 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.