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Jamie Oleksiak
High confidenceLATEST DOCUMENTEDGRAPHICS ≠ BUILD
Last confirmed: 2026-10-12
VISIBLE GRAPHIC
Tacks XF Ghost
CCM
BEHIND
THE
GRAPHICS
→
LIKELY UNDERLYING BUILD
Super Tacks AS3 Pro
MID KICK
Latest visible graphic: CCM Tacks XF Ghost. Pro Stock Hockey explicitly identifies a Jamie Oleksiak physical stick as Super Tacks AS3 Pro dressed as XF Ghost: 120 flex, P92/P29/W03-family retail comparison, lie 6, 64 inches, grip. High-confidence construction evidence for that physical stick; its on-ice usage date is not established.
STICK DNA
Latest documented spec
- Visible graphic
- CCM Tacks XF Ghost
- Likely construction
- CCM Super Tacks AS3 Pro
- Build code
- Unknown
- Kick point
- MID
- Flex
- 120
- True curve / mold
- Oleksiak pro mid curve
- Curve family
- P92/P29/W03-family (seller comparison)
- Closest retail stick
- Unknown
- Retail curve match
- P92 · Approximate
- Lie
- 6
- Length
- 64"
- Shaft
- Unknown
- Blade
- Standard height; mid curve
- Grip
- Grip
- First seen
- Unknown
- Last confirmed
- 2026-10-12
Curve match: Seller retail comparison only; do not flatten pro geometry into an exact retail pattern.
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EVIDENCE SUMMARY
Why we believe it
StickDNA publishes the evidence classification and conclusion while retaining source links, photos and raw research artifacts privately.
other
Gear Geek current visible graphic: CCM Tacks XF Ghost
Evidence date: 2026-10-12
pro stock listing
Jamie Oleksiak: Super Tacks AS3 Pro; 120 flex / P92/P29/W03-family (seller comparison) / 64"
Evidence date: 2026-10-12
STICK TIMELINE
What changed — and what we actually know.
Visible graphics and true constructions are tracked separately. A historical graphics change can appear here while the build underneath remains unknown.
LATEST
Usage date not establishedCCM Tacks XF Ghost → CCM Super Tacks AS3 Pro
MID kick · 120 flex
High confidenceHISTORICAL
Usage date not establishedCCM Tacks XF Ghost → CCM Super Tacks AS3 Pro
MID kick · 120 flex
High confidenceStickDNA 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.