The thing about pro stock sticks though, is you never really know what you're getting. Even though a pro stock stick may look like a particular model on the outside, that particular player may have had his/her own modifications on the specs made to it to customize it. For example, even though it may look like a Super Tacks 2.0 on the outside, it may be constructed to have a low kick, a thicker shaft, a smaller blade etc.
HM doesn't do a good job summarizing the various curves, but if I were to guess, the P92 may refer to Bauer's P92, which is a more aggressive mid-toe curve, and the P91 would be a heel wedge-like curve. Neither curve seems to be what you're looking for. Prostockhockey.com specializes in pro stock gear, and would have better descriptors for their products, maybe give that a peruse? Also, pro stock sticks offer no warranty (standard retail is 30 days from purchase day).
Personally, I had a Bauer Supreme MX3, which was the top end Supreme a couple generations before the 2S. It was the first year Bauer switched the kickpoint of their Supreme stick family from mid to mid-high and to be honest, coming from the Supreme One95 (one of Bauer's best sticks ever made imo) which I loved for slap shots, I simply couldn't get used to the newer mid-high kickpoint. However, I have no idea how the 1S or 2S sticks have been doing, so I would try to search for reviews for the 1S, 2S, 190, and S190. The 2S Team is not the top end model, but, like the 7092, the more durable but heavier one-below model. Good value!
