NHL · D · L shot
Nolan Pratt
High confidenceHISTORICAL
Last confirmed: Not established
VISIBLE GRAPHIC
Alpha LX Pro
Warrior
BEHIND
THE
GRAPHICS
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LIKELY UNDERLYING BUILD
Alpha LX Pro
HYBRID KICK
Evidence-backed NHL player stick profile sourced from a public Pro Stock Hockey player listing.
STICK DNA
Latest documented spec
- Visible graphic
- Warrior Alpha LX Pro
- Likely construction
- Warrior Alpha LX Pro
- Build code
- Unknown
- Kick point
- HYBRID
- Flex
- 90
- True curve / mold
- Unknown
- Curve family
- Unknown
- Closest retail stick
- Unknown
- Retail curve match
- Unknown
- Lie
- 6
- Length
- 61"
- Shaft
- Unknown
- Blade
- Unknown
- Grip
- Yes
- First seen
- Unknown
- Last confirmed
- Unknown
CURRENT EVIDENCE
Why we believe it
pro stock listing
Pro Stock Hockey · source/evidence date 2026-09-18
Public player-specific product listing. Construction/model, hand and flex are captured from the listing; retail-curve language remains a comparison, not an exact curve claim.
BUYABLE MATCHES
Buy the closest match to Nolan Pratt'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 Nolan Pratt's hidden construction.
Exact player pro stockIN STOCK
Left - Nolan Pratt Alpha LX Pro 90 Flex Stick
Pro Stock Hockey · US
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Exact player pro stockIN STOCK
Right - Nathan MacKinnon Alpha LX Pro 'Dressed as Alpha LX3 Pro' 85 Flex Stick #2
Pro Stock Hockey · US
View listing ↗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.