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Thanks for everyone's comments on this, @ouhockeyplayer reached out to me directly to get more info, so i thought I would share here. Lots of comments in this thread were accurate. As i explained to him, it is a natural form (or overlap) that can be seen when using real carbon fiber and twisting it into shapes to make sports equipment. You can often see this in high performance bikes, tennis racquets and ski boots, as examples. To a certain extent, it proves real carbon fiber is being used. Most importantly, performance and stiffness are maintained, zero negative effect. The skates that were tested with players in the CHL and CIS in the two years prior to launch all had the same form and performance was always top. Hope this helps. Thanks.

The Skatin' Utes get a 4-1 win to start the 2016-17 season & the Little One had her new twig arrive today! Good day at our place!

A grown-ass man at the gym threw an actual, honest-to-god, screaming fit over his membership not including towel service. (or rather, being gently reminded that his membership did not include towel service.) He was so infuriated by the enforcement of a policy that he was already aware of, he cancelled his membership, and has dispatched his friend to complain to the higher-ups. Ambulance crazy has nothing on retail crazy, man.