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Wow, that's the best video I've ever seen on how to make carbon sticks !! The first time a company showed every step in the process, I could make my own sticks just by watching over and over this video lol and your a canadian based brand !! AWESOME !!
I'm 67 and still have a few new Christian 5000 sticks from the early 80s...they are just wood with some glass on the blades. Modern hockey sticks are a little more complicated haha !
Sept 10,2020 - sticks arrived! OH...so nice. 397 grams full length which is great. Only 5 grams more weight than my Bauer ADV pro stock. Super feel and balance. Shaft feels good - nice shape. Ordered the Laine pattern and they came customized with my name so that's a cool little bonus. Very nice sticks - 42 years experience and I've been around pro sticks. THANK YOU - VERY HOCKEY HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!! I certainly will buy again. Toter February 2021 - MacKinnon N.Dogg #29 came in at 378 grams total full-length! HOCKEY!!!!
Can you explain how you construct kick points into your sticks? Is it as simple as putting softer material in the area of the desired kick point or is there more to it? Also, since you are collecting info on stick preferences... I'm hoping to order a LH, 80-82 flex, low kick, Benn pro curve, lie 6, grip - possibly candy cane as it looks sharp, but I've never use it so not sure and if I'm measuring right 80.5" tall. Cheers!
Hope this helps... www.prostockhockey.com/sticks/how-do-you-measure-a-hockey-stick *I use 63.25” for my long blade heel curves with 5.5 lie and my 7 lie twigs are 62” for examples. (I’m 6’4 w/out skates on). Tried candy cane grip but felt it was inconsistent. 🤝
Man i want to order a customized stick, im hella interested.. i want it as light as the trigger 5, cuz so far that’s probably the lightest stick i’ve ever used..
I've heard that those Pro Blackouts last longer than mass produced Bauer, warrior, true, sherwood etc. Emailed the guy a day or so ago and they use 18k carbon fiber
What are your flex numbers comparable to? For example is your 55 flex is more comparable to a 55 flex in Bauer or 55 flex in ccm. Another way to word it is are your sticks on the stiffer side or whippier side?
Would you be able to make a batch of sticks I would send to you guys? It's like a modified p91 rather an older Reebok curve. I wish I could still find it It was my favorite
Is the stick hollow? @ 1:30 we see them wrapping carbon fiber over the stick but is that removed? do you pump air into the stick in the oven like some competitors?