Comments:  Hands down the best stick for beginners. Super light and has a good whip forwrist and snap shots. I'm a Bauer guy and I decided to give this stick a try and I don't know if I will ever go back to Bauer.
From: Kyle

Comments: Hands down the best stick for beginners. Super light and has a good whip for wrist and snap shots. I'm a Bauer guy and I decided to give this stick a try and I don't know if I will ever go back to Bauer.
From: Kyle, Corona, CA

Comments: the mako m1 is a great stick for its price point i don't like to buy expensive sticks so i go with a little bit cheaper ones so i went with the mako and it has an amazing wrist shot and one timers a excellent
From: Brandon

Comments: i am more than impressed with the durability of this stick...it takes heavy abuse like a champ
From: John

Comments: I play once a week, not in a league and needed a new stick...Since I do not play hardcore, I did not want to spend much, I used the M1 for the first time this morning with Iginla curve...It's amazing! My wrist, snap, and slapshot's improved greatly. I also feel that my handling ability has increased. At this point, I am going to buy a few more as backup. I reccommend this to everyone!
From: Brandon

Comments: Awesome,light,tough,decent price.I play in a bronze league and this stick is perfect for me.
From: Eric, CA

Comments: Love this stick. It immediately improved my technique and wrist shot. I cut off about three inches, I am 130 pounds, about 5' 10" and I still get a decent amount of flex. It also looks really cool, never a bad thing.
From: Steven, CA

Comments: Best entry level/inexpensive hockey stick on the market today. this is the most lightweight low cost stick. flex is not too stiff, im around 130 lbs and cut the stick about six inches and now probably around100 flex, still easy to flex
From: Patrick

Comments: I bought this stick last week and already has changed my game. Best stick for the money.
From: Anthony, US