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Martin Necas
ProbableLATEST DOCUMENTED
Last confirmed: 2026-09-08
First seen: 2025-10-13
VISIBLE GRAPHIC
Vapor FLYLITE
Bauer
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LIKELY UNDERLYING BUILD
Vapor FlyLite
FLYLITELOW KICK
Construction is based on documented evidence, independently of the visible graphics.
STICK DNA
Latest documented spec
- Visible graphic
- Bauer Vapor FLYLITE
- Likely construction
- Bauer Vapor FlyLite
- Build code
- FLYLITE
- Kick point
- LOW
- Flex
- 87
- True curve / mold
- P92
- Curve family
- P92 / Sakic family
- Closest retail stick
- Unknown
- Retail curve match
- P92 · Exact
- Lie
- 6
- Length
- Unknown
- Shaft
- Unknown
- Blade
- Unknown
- Grip
- Unknown
- First seen
- 2025-10-13
- Last confirmed
- 2026-09-08
Curve match: The documented curve is the same retail pattern, not merely a similar comparison.
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EVIDENCE SUMMARY
Why we believe it
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physical code
Martin Necas Vapor FLYLITE 87 flex player stick
BUILD CODE VISIBLE
game photo
Necas current FLYLITE graphics
Evidence date: 2025-10-13
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