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  1. sbecks72986
    I get mine sharpened less I recently switched to 3/4” FBV but I used to use 1” ROH and I used to go month sometimes two playing 3 games a week before sharpening them
  2. sbecks72986
    Sideline swap has a Easton e700 for sale
  3. sbecks72986
    Why not just stick with the P28 it or the p92 it can do everything the other curves can I’ve been using it for years it’s good for passing shooting stickhandling saucers, When you stick with one curve you become good at doing everything with that curve you don’t need to switch patterns to take shots from point or tip pucks or stick handle, I think you’re actually hurting yourself switching from so many curves it’s crazy.
  4. sbecks72986
    I use a P28 so when I shoot the puck is closer to the toe it’s a little bit past center of the blade but I don’t notice any accuracy issues. Taking slap shots were pretty accurate and usually I don’t have that great of accuracy with slap shots. I think if you on a budget it’s not worth spending the money if you’re a guy who always buys top end sticks it’s $60 more than the vapor flylite so if you have the money to spend its worth it especially if you come from the nexus sticks, I’m coming from the vapor line so it took a game to get used to the release shooting but the puck feel was great right off the bat
  5. sbecks72986
    Played my second game with the stick last night and was able to take a bunch of shots in warmups and I’m absolutely falling in love with this stick. Shots come off really nice especially shooting in stride the shots came off amazing. I think it’s gonna be my new number 1 stick and my Flylite will be number 2 until this thing breaks. The blade also got stepped on again, happened in first game too and luckily hasn’t broke. I think the green insert in the hole makes it durable, hopefully stays that way.
  6. sbecks72986
    Do they have buttons for suspenders?
  7. sbecks72986
    I did same thing as previous post used the 77flex cut to 84, switched to 70 cut to 75ish and at first i though it may have been too low a flex but after I got used to handling the puck I prefer the 70 flex. I still have a 77 and a 70 flex flylite but haven’t used the 77 in a while I prefer the 70, and I just bought the black flylite in 70 a couple weeks ago.
  8. sbecks72986
    Saw a pic of 3N Pro stick does sticks should be still good
  9. sbecks72986
    The hockey shot tiles are garbage I have them absolutely no glide at all, most don’t have great glide but these have none.
  10. sbecks72986
    I ordered them back in June. Pure hockey did them for me they told me 10-14 business days and that’s what it was
  11. sbecks72986
    Yea I have custom 2X pro, coming for retail 1X, the process is easy and fast. The scan said I was a perfect match for vapor. I got the skates in about 13 business days. They are the most comfortable best fitting skates I’ve ever had. No complaints from me.
  12. sbecks72986
    Stick with P28 just practice saucing passes more, I’ve been using the P28 since the Mako2 stick you can definitely get great sauce from that curve.
  13. sbecks72986
    The last is also destroyed in the video that’s why the old process they’d have a mold and have to make a new last for every skate they made
  14. sbecks72986
    You shot pucks or just held it bc idk how you can tell the kick is higher just by holding it.
  15. sbecks72986
    important step left out is there’s a foam spacer that’s inserted between fit plate and back of helmet, after you bake fit plate and insert it back into helmet you put the space in and then wear it, the spacer is what makes the fit plate mold to back of head better, when I bought my 200 at pure hockey they didn’t use spacer in store and plate didn’t do much then when I got home and read instructions I rebaked it’s the proper way and a much better fit. After you’re done molding you take spacer out and now the fit plate stays tight to back of head.
  16. sbecks72986
    They’re 2X pros with shot blockers
  17. sbecks72986
    They use that geometry so they can make the stick lighter, on a high kick stick like Supreme the bottom taper would have a lot of extra layers of carbon fiber to stiffen out the bottom with the Sonic taper they didn’t have to use more layers bc the geometry itself makes it a stiffer taper so less carbon fiber is used shedding weight.
  18. sbecks72986
    You can already get a Nexus ADV any pro stock with a 1NXL Code is a nexus adv, check side line swap they usually have some that pop up
  19. sbecks72986
    They have P28 for 70 flex
  20. sbecks72986
    Yea I don’t know why the guy says they’re blacked out 2X Pros it says sumpreme right on the back of the tendon guard they are obviously a prototype of the new Supreme skate
  21. sbecks72986
    If the holder is set to be perpendicular to wheel you never need to adjust it. The edges are adjusted for evenness by raising or lowering the height of the blade. If you’re doing FBV and you adjust the pitch you don’t just raise or lower the height you’re moving the inside and outside edges closer or further from the wheel has nothing to do with height. This is extreme example but just imagine the holder being on a 45 degree angle in relation to grinding wheel would that make the proper FBV shape on the blade, it would not, the flat part wouldn’t even be flat it would be pitched, that’s why unless somethings wrong with your machine and grinding wheel you shouldn’t touch the pitch, that’s why it says in manual that holder comes perpendicular to wheel and shouldn’t be touched.
  22. sbecks72986
    It’s a Supreme ADV other pics online show it says Supreme right on the stick.
  23. sbecks72986
    Also looks like it has the new toe cap from the Vapor
  24. sbecks72986
    Looks like a one piece boot. No outsole, must be the new Supreme skate
  25. sbecks72986
    I would never touch the pitch knob for FBV especially. FBV is putting a specific shape in the steel adjusting the pitch knob is actually altering the shape by pitching the angle of the entire blade. ROH prob wouldn’t be as big a deal bc it’s one consistent shape. For FBV you should have blade perfectly perpendicular to wheel and only be adjusting the height up and down of the front and back of blade, whoever told you they only use the pitch knob for FBV i would never let them do my skates. That’s why I do my own bc there’s too many people that think they know what their doing and don’t.
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