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#52936 heat curving composite stick blades
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on 28 August 2012 - 12:05 PM
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Thanks for the answers so far!! I know its not recommended and maybe 80% of all blades will be destroyed when you try to curve them... but I'm looking for those 20% that you can curve
#52879 heat curving composite stick blades
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on 28 August 2012 - 04:27 AM
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Hockey Gear
Hi everyone!
I know this is a delicate topic and on the modsquadhockey site I saw similar threads got closed really quickly ... and I know in most cases it will ruin your sticks/blades!
But it definitely works for some kind of blades and I'd like to hear what kind of blades you had success with? I just want to put more toe curve on a sakic and where i live retail toe curves like gionta are not available so its ether expensive custom sticks or i curve them myself.
In the past i had success with ccm vector 110 style blades (they were also on euro Reebok 10k sticks), older rbk 6k blades and recently warrior bentley. They all have in common that they have a solid core. But it also seemed to work on a Bauer one80 blade i had but it was already broken at the heel so i couldn't try it on ice but the curved toe was still really stiff. And this one had a foam core. At the moment its only the Bentley that i know that works but its heavy and soft to begin with... so what blades work for you?
I know this is a delicate topic and on the modsquadhockey site I saw similar threads got closed really quickly ... and I know in most cases it will ruin your sticks/blades!
But it definitely works for some kind of blades and I'd like to hear what kind of blades you had success with? I just want to put more toe curve on a sakic and where i live retail toe curves like gionta are not available so its ether expensive custom sticks or i curve them myself.
In the past i had success with ccm vector 110 style blades (they were also on euro Reebok 10k sticks), older rbk 6k blades and recently warrior bentley. They all have in common that they have a solid core. But it also seemed to work on a Bauer one80 blade i had but it was already broken at the heel so i couldn't try it on ice but the curved toe was still really stiff. And this one had a foam core. At the moment its only the Bentley that i know that works but its heavy and soft to begin with... so what blades work for you?
