I really like the curve on the Koho Jagr sticks. Does TPS make a curve that is similar to this one?
Best Hockey Sticks of Today
- Thread starter WesMantooth
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Try something flexy...maybe an intmediate or a Bauer 77 flex. Like I say, V2 is was recommended by people on this board, and I'm liking it. $50 shipped at hockey.com. It's been durable so far. My other choice was to get a Mission Int M-2 shaft on closeout..only $50 too.
TBLfan
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My friend had a sickick without a grip and it felt nice, smooth like an aluminum shaft but obviously a LOT better. It took one hell of a beating before it gave out. Felt really balanced, I didn't play with it but he said it's one of his favorites and that means something when you say that and you get free pro stock sticks.
TBLfan
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it performs very well(from what he told me).
So a top of the line stick that has performance, great balance, durability and a nice feeling in your hands. That's hard to find.
XXXlite: Performs well, feels off balance and isn't durable.
Easton SL: Performs well, isn't durable
Easton CNT Stealth: Performs well, some people don't like the concave shaft, people cant decide if it's durable or not
The list goes on, the Sickick seems to be a better stick based on performance/durability/balance. But of course this was a pro stock stick, so what they put on for retail might be no better on durability than a XXXlite or a SL. Time will tell.
So a top of the line stick that has performance, great balance, durability and a nice feeling in your hands. That's hard to find.
XXXlite: Performs well, feels off balance and isn't durable.
Easton SL: Performs well, isn't durable
Easton CNT Stealth: Performs well, some people don't like the concave shaft, people cant decide if it's durable or not
The list goes on, the Sickick seems to be a better stick based on performance/durability/balance. But of course this was a pro stock stick, so what they put on for retail might be no better on durability than a XXXlite or a SL. Time will tell.
