Maurice Del Taco
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- Oct 13, 2015
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Growing up with wooden sticks I never really thought about "flex". I just looked if the curve of the stick blade was to my liking and then off you go. All the wooden sticks I had access to back then had more or less the same "flex", meaning I never paid much attention to "flex".
After a very long break I was back on the ice (beer league) and I see all these new fancy sticks. You can really rip it with some of these new sticks. I see the really soft sticks have a low flex number and vice versa.
Anyways, my question is: which flex does one choose? Does a lower or higher flex number allow you to shoot harder, or what is the difference?
I'm 6'3" and 'bout 230 lbs (don't know if height and weight factors in?)
After a very long break I was back on the ice (beer league) and I see all these new fancy sticks. You can really rip it with some of these new sticks. I see the really soft sticks have a low flex number and vice versa.
Anyways, my question is: which flex does one choose? Does a lower or higher flex number allow you to shoot harder, or what is the difference?
I'm 6'3" and 'bout 230 lbs (don't know if height and weight factors in?)