Bauer One 95 Stick
March 5, 2009 by Tyler
Filed under Hockey Equipment
One of the most used sticks in the National Hockey League today is the new Bauer One95. As the 
2008-2009 Season wears on, more and more Nike Bauer sponsored players are switching from the Vapor XXXX and the One90 sticks to the new Bauer One95 stick.
One95 Specifications
The new Supreme One95 is designed with the powerful player in mind. The stick is very rigid in the lower third of the shaft and can withstand substantial loading. The Monocomp technology helps to optimize weight and balance by reducing the need for additional composite at the joints, without sacrificing the integrity and strength of the stick.
The rigidity of the lower portion of the shaft on the One95 offers a low-mid flex, developing additional
energy transfer and increased velocity – especially using the Slapshot. Reduced torsion is accomplished by using the .520 Power Taper that also helps to enable the loading of the stick.
The feel and aesthetics of the stick are highly advanced from the One90 as well. The One95 offers a matte black finish with detailed, but subdued graphics along a double concave shaft to enhance grip and feel. An advanced tactile texture also offers a 10 gram reduction in overall weight versus comparable sticks.
Buying The One95 Stick
The One95 retails for $219.00, but can be found for well under $200.00 online at Total Hockey.net.
Total Hockey also offers free shipping on all orders over $99.00!
kevin on Tue, 11th Nov 2008 9:00 pm
im gettin the one95 stick ‘um and tactile withe the usa flag with a malkin curve it is a custom and i used my friends and it has a nice slapshot ability and also gives you more feel fore the puck it is extremely light like th RBK 9k “o” stick
Tyler on Fri, 14th Nov 2008 4:40 pm
Kevin,
From all accounts the ONE95 Stick ‘Um is a great stick and the new tactile texture is a little less “tacky” than the previous Nike/Bauer Grips which many players found cumbersome.
josh on Fri, 14th Nov 2008 7:15 pm
this stick is flat out awesome. i tested it out in store and i plan on getting one in the next couple of week. i have a pro stock vapor XXX and use to have a retail vapor XXXX. this stick is going to be better than both. i love the black finish. killer
mike on Tue, 18th Nov 2008 6:34 pm
are these good??
jesse on Thu, 20th Nov 2008 5:09 pm
tried it and loved but the synergy SE is the best stick everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Brosey on Tue, 2nd Dec 2008 5:02 pm
I got this stick yesterday and used it in two games so far. The stick is great! The new grip is great, the graphics are great, the feel is great, and it loads like a cannon! I have a Stealth cnt and a vapor xxxx as well. The xxxx is a great stick too, but a little weak on the slaps. its kind of a toss up for me…but i will have to give the edge to the one95.
bobby on Tue, 2nd Dec 2008 8:42 pm
is it light? as light as the s17?
Ty on Wed, 3rd Dec 2008 1:48 pm
hey, I was thinking about getting a one 95 shaft, has anyone heard anything on the shaft performance?
Scott V on Thu, 4th Dec 2008 11:25 am
One of the best sticks i’ve ever owned
Karson on Sun, 21st Dec 2008 12:13 pm
One 95 is awesome. I scored 3 points in the last game.
Matt on Sat, 27th Dec 2008 4:08 pm
the feel for the puck is better on this stick than any others i have used.
mike on Sat, 27th Dec 2008 5:46 pm
im getting back up for my s17, which i absolutely love. I dont reallylike nike bauer sticks, but i’ll either get an se16 or a one95. Im an 11 year old defenman by the way. What stick should i buy. Please help ,me!
Atti on Tue, 13th Jan 2009 2:40 pm
I do not like composite sticks, cause i don’t feel it in my hands. Just there’s something in my hands with the puck on the end of it. I prefer wooden sticks!!!!!!!!!
jordan scrap on Sun, 25th Jan 2009 12:52 pm
ya i got a one 95 shaft i am wondering what kind of blade goes in cuz it gets really naro at the and any one no and how much would the blade cost
Vince on Sun, 25th Jan 2009 10:54 pm
Dear Tyler,
I just bought a One 95 stick. I got a Staal curve w/87 flex. It feels incredible. I read on the internet, that because of the new tactile grip, it is 10 grams lighter. What does it weigh?
Thanks,
Vince
Johnny on Thu, 12th Feb 2009 9:47 pm
just got one and snipes top cheez every shot
nick on Fri, 20th Feb 2009 8:56 pm
Anyone know how it compares in weight to other sticks or how durable? would be very helpful because i’ve chipped the toes on my last two sticks and i seem to be hard on my sticks so i want a durable one.
doug bonar on Sat, 21st Feb 2009 3:04 pm
I play houseleage and dont have any skills and this stick hasnt made much difference i still suck but i like the look of it
Spence on Sun, 10th May 2009 12:52 pm
I was wondering if I should get an s17 a one95 or and SE16?
sam nicholson on Thu, 14th May 2009 8:35 am
I just ordered my one95 shaft and blade… it is coming today! i dont know how much of a difference it will have on my game because last game i had a hat trick with a crappy nike bauer apallo malkin curve. so who knows i will find out if ups ever delivers!
Spence on Thu, 14th May 2009 10:40 pm
Ive heard alot of good things about this stick but not alot about the Nike Bauer id. thing is it worth the 239$??????????? I want one so if anyone could tell me that be great!!!!!!!!!!
Snipes on Mon, 18th May 2009 4:43 pm
AHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! I want this stick so bad!!! The id looks cool. i want a blue one with a Bugsy curve i dont know who the heck that is but the toe curve on that is sick!!
Snipes on Tue, 16th Jun 2009 7:16 pm
I just ordered this stick today!!! hopefully it doesn’t take to long.
Derk on Thu, 9th Jul 2009 7:22 pm
bugsy is Ryan Malone’s nickname, I have the Malkin curve and it is pretty much perfect for everything, no wonder he won the Hart and Stanley cup
Snipes on Fri, 10th Jul 2009 10:54 am
I guess the Malkins an okay curve but I really like the bugsy. Until my one95 comes i have to use my old one40 cuz im playing summer drop in and im one of the people with a sucky stick. I spray painted it all white though!! Haaaaaaa Haaaaaaa! IT TAKES TO LONG!!!!!!!!!!!!
Snipes on Mon, 20th Jul 2009 6:59 pm
comin this friday!!!!!!! Whoo Hoo!
Snipes on Thu, 23rd Jul 2009 2:23 pm
coming in a couple of hours!! I cant wait! i get to try it out tonight!! Has anyone had the bugsy curve? if they have can they tell me what its like!! hopefully soon!!
Snipes on Mon, 27th Jul 2009 12:56 pm
This stick is amazing I love it!!! if you have the money it is so worth it! Buy it!
Snipes on Sat, 1st Aug 2009 4:56 pm
does anyone know how much eagle hockey bags arenot customized? Im thinkin about a new hockey bag!
chalie on Mon, 17th Aug 2009 9:54 pm
i’m looking to buy a one95 or an se16 both look like very good sticks but i’m not sure which one is more durable or has the best feel for the puck and overall performance can someone with experince with either stick give me some feedback to which one i should get thanks
Kip on Tue, 25th Aug 2009 12:47 pm
S17 or One 95
for a int stick
Snipes on Sat, 5th Sep 2009 10:29 pm
SE16 U+ or One95 stick um???
Vince on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 6:47 pm
This is a stellar stick. I spent 240.00 on this stick and it was worth every penny. It’s very lightweight and there’s always a crisp light feeling in the blade because of a special foam they use. Also it is really durable, take my word for it, had it for a year and a half, play at least 4 times a week for AA. The slap shots and wrist shots are very hard. I’ll have to buy a new stick soon unfortunately. Not a durability issue but I beat up on my sticks way too much and it’s due for a replacement. My last one (Vapor XXX) lasted me only a year. I’ll get a new stick for christmas. Good stick still.
aldo on Thu, 15th Oct 2009 12:20 am
I used to think that composite sticks were not as good as wood stick because they didnt feel, shoot and well you know the rest if you have used a wood stick but after buying this stick at hockeymonkey which is the cheapest place (135 dlls total) i have to say that it is a freakin light stick, it feels better than a wood stick! and all shoots (snap, slap, pass, etc) are going where you want! especially if you buy the malkin-blade which is the PM9, looks aggressive with that black color and the cool thing is that the upper part is shinny and the lower part is rough for better gripping. best stick to buy, this stick totally replaced my all time favorite “sherwood volcanex PMPX 9970″!
Ryan on Tue, 8th Dec 2009 9:20 am
Verry disapointed broke in the hosel on me in less then one season. i hade the 102 flex and im only 17 and in no way overly strong and i never slamed it or anything im even a wing so it didnt have to sake faceoffs. it hade no major weather changes while it was in one peice it was a great stick though getting a srs done on it now. also broke my one 90 just have bad luck with these sticks.
Conner on Wed, 6th Jan 2010 10:48 am
Go for an SE 16, i thought mine would break right away. It has lasted for awhile now and i like the stick alot
paul on Sat, 16th Jan 2010 1:33 pm
the stick is very nice I think
tyler on Tue, 23rd Mar 2010 8:01 am
the one95 is one of the greatest sticks i have ever had i love how it gets a little whippy in the shaft but it doesnt anywhere else
zack on Sat, 27th Mar 2010 1:01 pm
the stick starts out fine but it starts to chip at where the blade meets the ice and eventually cracks through….se sticks are better a little more durable
Tanner on Fri, 28th May 2010 2:40 pm
the One95 is by far the best stick I have ever had. i am 15 and play varsity high school hockey, and this stick improved my shot, hands, passes, and it feels great. I have always used easton sticks before, and the one 95 is wayyy better. i use the malkin curve, and i thought i wouldnt like it but i acually love it!! top cheezz. get the one 95, not se16
nick on Mon, 28th Jun 2010 3:20 pm
I am going to get the bauer one95 but I dont know which curve to get.I want a curve where I can rip my wristers and slapers.Please tell me thank you.
tyler on Thu, 15th Jul 2010 8:00 pm
just had s19 sakic curve loved it but it broke dont have enough money to buy another s19 so do i buy one95 P92 curve or s17 sakic curve plz reply oh and which is more durable