Your Stick Of Choice
#23
Posted 12 February 2012 - 12:19 PM
87 Flex
Grip
Grabovski
Warrior Widow
85 Flex
Non-grip
Kovalchuk
Loved my Grabo pro-stock's, had 5 of them and they all either broke or fell apart within a year (I play 4 times a week). Just got the Warrior Widow and easily fell in love and have adjusted to it nicely.
#24
Posted 13 February 2012 - 01:23 PM
For player performance I would say priorities are #1 familiarity (getting dialed) and #2 value.
You should try to start the season on one type of stick and... stick with it. Familiarity is king.
That is why you hear the pros are all kooky about a certain curve, blade, flex etc. and can't or won't change (even from wood!)
#2 value because rec players are typically cheap and on a budget
Money no object?? @$299 that Easton RS is a pretty sweet twig
But my choice has been the TPS line at $85 on sale and sub 400grams the R8 is a heck of a deal. I do like the older more expensive build R8, R6 as well. They are durable and a lower modulus carbon.
TPS is part of the Sherwood Asian stick line. You are 90% there but not quite the level of an Easton or Warrior.
http://youtu.be/Ncx5fned0ag?hd=1
#25
Posted 13 February 2012 - 02:19 PM
Bauer "Total ONE"
O33 designation.
107 Flex
Peter Harrold model.
I've got three of them. My first one is starting to get soft in the blade, so I'm working into my second one now. These things sure seem to be tanks though. My first one has taken a beating and hasn't broken yet.
I've got two Eric Godard "ONE95"s with G3 designation (102 flex I think) that I will move into after these Harrolds bite the dust.
#27
Posted 13 February 2012 - 03:24 PM
Always interested in Sharks gear
#28
Posted 13 February 2012 - 04:51 PM
NHL teams could care less that you want a pair of brand new Warrior Luxe/Franchise custom thumb loop super custom digi toilet paper soft palm with double added reinforced custom Warrior logo backhand padding gloves or a 17 flex double kreps curve upside down toe hook stick from your fav player/team. -Bakes
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#29
Posted 13 February 2012 - 06:41 PM
Always fall back on the Pro Stock Bauer G3`s 102 flex and up. Pro patterns between say a p88 to p92. Openish mid curve.
Prefer grip.
I find this is the best all around stick.
And I have some Neal, Kopecky Easton RS 90 or so flex for my one league that doesnt allow slappers. Where you don`t need the durablilty for the abuse and the stiffness for the slap shots. The whip on these is like cheating.
#31
Posted 13 February 2012 - 11:16 PM
2 SE16's dressed as the RS with grip. Only taped and used one so far.
Pro stock curve
Not sure of the flex.
I haven't looked into any of the specs, Ive been enjoying the twig too much haha.
The other two I have lying around are just cheap retail One60s.
Kane curve with the 87 flex I believe.
I've always been an Easton stick guy. It'll stay that way unless I get my hands on some pro stock Warriors and test them out.
Hung Like A GeeGee
#32
Posted 14 February 2012 - 09:46 AM
Easton SE16 Pro Stock
Jim Slater (Atlanta Thrashers last season)
Feels like 80ish flex
Interesting pattern - doesn't look like any retail patterns i've seen, very shallow blade mid curve and quite open. Not the greatest blade in the world for receiving passes but great for my shot.
Warrior Widow Pro Stock
Alexander Burmistrov (Atlanta Thrashers last season
Feels like 85-90 flex
Pattern is Sakic-ish but the toe is really cool. It's dead square but the bottom part is cut up in a weird rocker. I'll try and post some pics...pretty neat blade.
#33
Posted 14 February 2012 - 01:36 PM
Currently have these on the go:
Easton SE16 Pro Stock
Jim Slater (Atlanta Thrashers last season)
Feels like 80ish flex
Interesting pattern - doesn't look like any retail patterns i've seen, very shallow blade mid curve and quite open. Not the greatest blade in the world for receiving passes but great for my shot.Warrior Widow Pro Stock
Alexander Burmistrov (Atlanta Thrashers last season
Feels like 85-90 flex
Pattern is Sakic-ish but the toe is really cool. It's dead square but the bottom part is cut up in a weird rocker. I'll try and post some pics...pretty neat blade.
Sounds like a Darby pattern of some sort.
#35
Posted 14 February 2012 - 02:11 PM
Bauer TotalOne, Chimera Pro Stocks, 100 Flexish, G3 profile.
I adore this stick, I've been using Easton almost my entire life, until I tried the T1, and I'm never going back. I only have two of these left, so hopefully I can score some more in the near future.
#37
Posted 14 February 2012 - 04:35 PM
95 flex
Nagy blades
Sher Wood RM19 shaft lower half painted white
90 flex
Sanderson Blade
and the lovely hanging in the back stick
07 Dolomite Polar Fibre no paint of course
95 flex
Sanderson blade
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#38
Posted 17 February 2012 - 11:52 PM
95 flex stastny, griptac. lovin it, can't wait to snipe
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#39
Posted 20 March 2012 - 01:42 AM
Is the X:60 still in production or what is a lighter version of this here stick?
http://youtu.be/Ncx5fned0ag?hd=1