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[Evillittlejawa]

I may have missed an official thread and if I did I apologize, but my company just got in a bunch of Landeskog CCM CL's and RBZ's, and some Duchene 8.0.8's, Ai9's, and Ribcores dressed as 20k's. I thought I would try and decode as much of the info as possible. Did some research and I THINK i'm pretty close on the Landeskogs... totally unsure of one number though. Only the Duchene Ai9's have a similar code layout, the rest have his "MD" logo and no specs. So I'm not sure where to look. If you guys want I would be more then happy to make a chart or graphic to explain all the brands. Does this seem right and any ideas what the ??? numbers are?

 

 

A. Top Number = Curve (Ex. 2534)
B. Letters = Shaft Construction + Weight (Ex. SVU)
C. Letter = Shaft Geometry (Ex. Tr)
D. Number = Flex
E. Number + Letter = ???
F. Letter + Number = Factory of Construction

Section B. Shaft Construction + Weight.

FUSE CONSTANT (FC) - Constant stiffness with a stiffer kick point.
FUSE VARIABLE (FV) - Constant top half, stiffer mid section with a softer taper & kick point.
SPEAR CONSTANT (SC) - Softer top, slightly stiffer mid section with a stiffer kick point. (Not Available in 'T' geometry)
SPEAR VARIABLE (SV) - Constant top half, stiffer mid section with softer taper & kick point.
SPEAR STRAIGHT (SS) - Constant stiffness from top to bottom. (Available in 'TR' geometry only)
DUAL DENSITY (DD) - Constant top half with the siffest mid section, taper & kick point. (Same flex profile as SE16, 'TR' geometry only)
TAPER LITE (TL or TTL) - Constant top half with a drastically softer taper & kick point. (Same flex profile as S19, 'TR' geometry only)

Section C. Shaft Geometry.

C - Rounded
T or Tr - Tradtional (Boxy)

Section E. ???

 

And the Duchene Ai9's...

 

[Evillittlejawa]

Is that what that code means? Is it what kind of stick it is?

[Evillittlejawa]

Ah gotcha, any idea what the 1946G, 1946F, 1946B's mean?

[Brian]

maybe blade construction/weight/stiffness ?   That is just a total guess by me based on no evidence.

[Evillittlejawa]

Could be, The letters at the end go in order, theres a B, D, F, and then G. And they progress from oldest to newest sticks.

[Evillittlejawa]

The problem I see with that is that the 1397 and then 2534 curves are DEFINATELY different. But there isn't any variation to the actual curves between the 2534 1946G and 2534 1946F unless it's purely in the contruction.

[Evillittlejawa]

Could be. I noticed this on some other pro stocks as well, that different batches of the same stick always have a different letter. Could the letters just be batches? So batch A, batch B, batch C, etc. And the numbers in front of that are always the same. Maybe just an identifier like the top #?