Your first composite stick

[jw2]

cant find anything better than this:
multi-color easton composite shaft. lightest thing ever. I think the entire team had them by the end of the season.
I had tried a handful of aluminum shafts but always went back to wood, until this guy

first full composite was a synergy. hated it. again, went back to wood sticks until I stopped playing competitively.

 

[smitty10]

First generation Easton Synergy (silver, Yzerman curve, 50 flex). I was 10 or 11 years old.

Favourite was the TPS Rubber Response. Nik Antropov used one before they came out to the retail market and I wanted one so badly. First day it came out I used my birthday money and bought one. Ended up having 4 or 5 of them.

 

[AIREAYE]

Because it's a message board and I have an opinion on the thread. It wasn't meant to be insulting.

Sure, but I think it would be better for the entire message board, and the thread, if you cut out the snark and perhaps contribute once in a while. Latter part optional of course.

 

[lidstromiscool]

A local college player gave me his broken gold Synergy. I was young and small enough that I could cut off the broken part and use it normally. I think I slept with that stick for a week straight haha, I was so excited

 

[Rookie109]

My first composite was an orange PowerTek 80 flex stick, lasted a few years and was good. After it broke, I got gifted a CCM Lecavalier curved black and blue model which was a massive upgrade lol.

 

[Superlative Soup]

No love for this ol' beaut?

 

[Superlative Soup]

This was one of my first sticks. The puck exploded off it but I think paper mache was more durable

 

[Beauner]

The yellow KOHO Revolution. That thing was wicked

 

[Alexander the Gr8]

The yellow KOHO Revolution. That thing was wicked

I had that one as well but it's a wooden stick, no?

 

[FLYLine27*]

Sure, but I think it would be better for the entire message board, and the thread, if you cut out the snark and perhaps contribute once in a while. Latter part optional of course.

I contribute a lot...I just like to have fun sometimes within the rules Wasn't meant to be snark though, it was more jokingly but its tough to see the difference on the boards

 

[AIREAYE]

I contribute a lot...I just like to have fun sometimes within the rules Wasn't meant to be snark though, it was more jokingly but its tough to see the difference on the boards

OK, all good!

 

[Beauner]

I had that one as well but it's a wooden stick, no?

mine definitely wasn't. Think they made a wood and composite version

 

[Bondoao1]

I had that one as well but it's a wooden stick, no?

I had the wood version of the Koho Revolution. I also used the Titan Tpm's with the Bossy curve for a long time, talk about heavy.

 

[Fremitus Borealis]

This was mine, too I still have it, though I haven't used it in years.

 

[Alexander the Gr8]

mine definitely wasn't. Think they made a wood and composite version

I had the wood version of the Koho Revolution. I also used the Titan Tpm's with the Bossy curve for a long time, talk about heavy.

I believe mine was a Jagr curve, and it was a junior stick. Good memories

 

[greyraven8]

I had the wood version of the Koho Revolution. I also used the Titan Tpm's with the Bossy curve for a long time, talk about heavy.

I don't remember the brand of my first composite stick but the last wooden stick I had (actually still have in the basement) is a Koho Revolution. Went to the Koho's after Titan became unavailable - both have the plastic along the bottom and were available in a moderate regular curve.

The things I remember about the first composite sticks I had that while they were they were lighter than the wood sticks, the toe of the blade chipped and cracked after a short time period.