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yeah Merry Christmas! he still didn't need to be a jerk about it when he was about to invest 80 dollars into an unusable thing for his kid when I was just trying to help.

So I'm standing in my LHS waiting for my skates to be sharpened when a little kid 10 yrs old tops and his dad walk in. The kid probably 80 pounds walks straight to the sticks and picks up an Easton Classic shaft. Kid:"Dad I need to buy this it's aluminum, Brendan Shanahan used one"(the shaft is taller than the kid probably 110 flex) Dad:"OK just find a blade" (kid walks over to blades) Me: you probably shouldn't buy that for him, he won't be able to flex it. Dad: Could you stay out of my business Me: Sorry, just trying to help(walk to get my skates and leave) As I'm driving off I see them walk out with it, wow.

yep brown with EQ5's that are brown and orange you should see our third jerseys, a carolina jersey all orange with brown lettering

my ref buddy watching me fly down the ice

Right now I'm listening to a lot of Cage the Elephant. I just like the way they sound.

The goalie does not look prepared for that shot.

dsjunior I've stopped watching that team and I must say life has been a bit less stressful I recommend it

Tickled the twine for the first time this season, hopefully more to come.

Easton SyNergy ST (2010 version Non-grip 85 flex Zetterberg) 5'7 130 lbs Bantam AAA Time frame of use-About 3 months on ice 3-4 days a week Position-Primarily Defense but occasionally I play wing. Aesthetics: I really like the looks of this stick black with orange and gray lines placed on the shaft with a white Easton written down the shaft. 9/10 Weight and Balance: This stick is on the heavier side but thats ok with me because the stick is balanced quite nicely if anything a bit blade heavy. I'll sacrifice the weight for the added durability. 8/10 Blade: The best part of this stick in my opinion. This stick's blade is great. I would compare it to a ONE95 blade it stayed stiff the entire time I used it. The blade has a great feel although it is a bit thick. The paint on the blade chipped a bit on the toe but didnt affect the performance one bit. 9/10 Shaft/Flex: The shaft of the ST is very boxy and on the non-grip version the stick has a slick kevlar finish, I really liked the finish on this stick, easy to slide my hands down the shaft to my liking. This stick flexed as marked seemed close to an 85 maybe a bit whippier. 9/10 Stick Handling/Passing: stick handling with this stick seemed fine nothing out of the ordinary. Receiving passes was difficult at times with the puck bouncing off of the blade on some harder passes, and I also got some vibrations up the shaft. 8/10 Shooting: The first month I had this stick shooting was fine but after that it was downhill. The stick lost some of it's pop on slapshots and I felt a bit of a lag when I really leaned into a shot. My snappers and wristers seemed ok though. 6/10 Durability: In my opinion the biggest upside to this stick, it is a tank. I've taken many hacks and slashes and the stick is holding up pretty well. At the bottom of the shaft the paint has chipped a lot and even at the top of the shaft. 10/10 Final Thoughts: For $160 bucks this stick is a pretty good deal. It gives out great performance with one of the better blades easton makes. I really like this stick and I plan on picking one up in the future. 59/70

From experience? lol

Went to the Perani's sale and picked up 2 XN10's!

those are some sharp looking practice jerseys, nice pickups!

there are pictures of those curves here: http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/Index.php?/topic/51061-new-inno-sticks/page__st__75

the new dolomites look good. But those new gloves looked pretty funky. I also noticed the Toews pattern so does that mean he's still with Warrior, or Bauer?