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Create The Ideal Stick (Hockey Shafts And Blades)
A large number of hockey players nowadays delight in modifying their equipment to suit their own personal playing style. One of the simplest ways to individualize your hockey stick is to buy the shaft as well as the blade separately. In so doing, you could make the ideal mixture of flex, curve and blade design. The utilization of composite materials in the manufacturing of hockey shafts and blades has provided players with the option to combine some manufacturer's products. With that said, it is most critical to study every single product meticulously and also take a look at the manufacturer's specs to make sure the shaft and blade you are choosing will be compatible. If you're not sure whether it is possible to fit a certain shaft with a blade, in that case, your best option is to go to a trusted dealer, such as Players Bench, and ask one of their professionals for assistance. The following are very concise pieces of information of a number of the product specifications that are associated with the top selling shafts and blades manufactured by Bauer and Easton.
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The Synergy EQ50 shaft built by Easton features a tailor-made weighted end cap plus an adjustable swing weight, which assists to modify the balance for optimal performance. This tapered hosel design is compression shaped utilizing the two-piece shaft Synergy technology and it is made out of both proprietary Kevlar and graphite. The equivalent blade will be the EQ50 composite that offers noticeable focus weight technology plus the tapered hosel design and weighs about 15 grams.
The Stealth S19 shaft is also created by Easton and boasts the normal hosel design aided by the propriety parabolic focus flex zone. This product is compression molded from light-weight Kevlar and graphite, which helps to decrease the shaft torque and permit for boosted accuracy. The Synergy SE Pro blade is a 100 graphite blade which has a high grade hickory hosel. Each of Easton's shafts come in Flex 100, 85, and 70 and with a Grip Flex of 100 and 85.
Bauer fabricates the TotalOne standard hockey shaft. This shaft is produced utilizing Bauer's lightweight TeXtreme construction, featuring an amplified-mid kick point plus an anatomically fashioned TAC-SPIRAL texture. The shaft has a typical taper of 0.620 and is also fifty four inches long. The corresponding TotalOne blade features the identical construction as well as normal taper. The blade has a matte finish and flat bottom profile.
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