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Tim Stutzle
UnknownLATEST DOCUMENTED
Last confirmed: 2026-09-08
First seen: 2025-10-02
VISIBLE GRAPHIC
Tacks XF Ghost
CCM
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STICK NERD PROFILE · STICK NERD
60/100 graphic churn
4 published stick events · 4 visible setups · 2 resolved underlying constructions. Behavior confidence: low.
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Latest documented spec
- Visible graphic
- CCM Tacks XF Ghost
- Actual construction
- Unknown
- Build code
- Unknown
- Kick point
- Unknown
- Flex
- 85
- True curve / mold
- Tim Stutzle
- Curve family
- Dzingel pro custom
- Closest retail curve
- Custom
- Lie
- Unknown
- Length
- 69.5"
- Shaft
- Unknown
- Blade
- P28 / toe (seller-described retail comparison)
- Grip
- Unknown
- First seen
- 2025-10-02
- Last confirmed
- 2026-09-08
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CURRENT EVIDENCE
Why we believe it
game photo
GearGeek
Current graphic plus extensive dated cross-brand stick-change timeline.
pro stock listing
SidelineSwap
Player-attributed XF Ghost listing gives 85 flex, P28/toe seller pattern classification, left hand, grip and 69.5-inch standing height. This establishes current-era specs but not hidden construction or a visible factory curve code.
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
2025-10-02 → 2026-09-08CCM Tacks XF Ghost → Underlying build unknown
Graphics history only — StickDNA has not established the construction underneath.
UnknownHISTORICAL
Usage date not establishedBauer AG5NT → Bauer AG5NT
LOW kick · AG5NT
HistoricalHISTORICAL
Usage date not establishedBauer Vapor HyperLite → Bauer Vapor FlyLite
LOW kick · 77 flex · FLYLITE
High confidenceHISTORICAL
Usage date not establishedBauer Vapor HyperLite — prototype graphic → Bauer Vapor FlyLite
LOW kick · 82 flex · FLYLITE
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.