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MRandall25 wrote:Amazon has old Eastons for like $35
http://www.amazon.com/Easton-Synergy-Co ... 137&sr=8-2
GSdrums87 wrote:Also, this is what the NHL level players do. Rarely do you see players using the solid one-piece sticks; they prefer to have the two piece setup. I believe it lowers the kickpoint in the shot, or something of that nature.
mac5155 wrote:Pens gear store has player sticks for I think $75. not "cheap" but definitely "high quality"
JS© wrote:telling us if you're righty or lefty might help a little.
I'm gonna second mac's suggestion and check out the group that handles the Pens jerseys sales. They also handle their old sticks and I don't think they beat people up on the shipping. I was lucky enough to be within driving distance of a few shows that they did and I pulled a few sticks for under $75. My Dupuis was 75, my TK was 70 (think it's the same lick stick), and a stick that was assigned to Staal but was cut went for $50. Unfortunately I don't think they have a site but they do list stuff on ebay all the time. If you're a lefty, they have a huge selection. If you're a righty, it's mostly old Goligoski sticks.
GSdrums87 wrote:Also, this is what the NHL level players do. Rarely do you see players using the solid one-piece sticks; they prefer to have the two piece setup. I believe it lowers the kickpoint in the shot, or something of that nature.
itissteeltime wrote:I don't think that's true at all.
shoeshine boy wrote:GSdrums87 wrote:Also, this is what the NHL level players do. Rarely do you see players using the solid one-piece sticks; they prefer to have the two piece setup. I believe it lowers the kickpoint in the shot, or something of that nature.itissteeltime wrote:I don't think that's true at all.
yeah, not sure where you got that. you may see a fuse point on a lot of pro sticks. example: when Warrior bought out Innovative and plastered their name all over sticks most players preferred the fused Dolomite over the true one piece Mac Daddy. nowadays you see a lot of "repaints" in the NHL but they're still one piece sticks. for instance, when Easton came out with the elliptical tapered S17 most players weren't interested. they preferred the SE16 so Easton would paint the SE16s with the S17 graphics in order to make it look to consumers that the pros were using the newest Easton stick. the only way to tell is to examine it up close for the elliptical taper.
to the OP: have you checked your local Play It Again Sports?
Idoit40fans wrote:i think i have an unused s17 and i live in frederick and work in columbia. i'll check when i get home tonight.
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