Casa dos Segredos . lol . <| sep |> I would agree in that we always called the harmless ones that just stuck to your clothes sandspurs . But stickers are also called sandspurs and it ' s the easiest way to find them on google . <| sep |>$ 3 . 16 a g for 9 pan vs $ 3 . 86 a g for this one vs $ 2 . 92 a g for the full sized Chocolate Bars . If you ' re counting your pennies , it ' s not good . <| sep |> but you ' ll waste time trying to chase the enemy you just knocked away . but i just gave some examples to continue the combo . you can always variate it to your preference <| sep |> You ' ve made a lot of blanket statements about pro sticks that aren ' t necessarily true . It is definitely true that the graphics are just for marketing purposes and what the actual stick underneath is can be totally different . However , not all pro sticks are made in Canada , they ' re not all two piece construction , and they ' re not all bulked up from retail versions . While it is true that some sticks do fit this description , not all of them do . Certain models are two piece construction , but there are also one piece construction models out there as well . This is true of pro and retail sticks . Usually the thicker shaft walls are called a SE version of the stick . Some players use thinner constructions than at the retail level , especially in the blades . Pro stock sticks can be made in Canada , Mexico , China , Finland , etc . Also , you were correct in saying that the construction of the stick does make a difference in the flex . A 85 flex in one build can feel maybe 1015 points stiff or whippier than an 85 flex in another build . Pros have the luxury of dialing their flexes to a bigger extent than retail consumers . I ' m a pro stock collector of gloves , pants , shells , helmets , protective equipment , etc . I have about 10 pro stock sticks sitting at home right now plus I ' ve owned dozens of others in the past . I just wanted to give a little background on what pros use , as it ' s not all the same thing .