Go Pio's

Our pattern numbers do not represent player numbers, rather they are determined by the time we introduced them into our lineup. Our #1 (Modano/Forsberg) was the first pattern we introduced. This was followed by #2 (Coffey--which we only make in wood) and #3 (Drury)...you get the idea.

I recently put aside my composite OPS and used the Northland Pro Fiberglas in a game. What a reaction by the other players and the refs! I felt bad that the game kept getting delayed because of the interest. During the first and second period intermissions, the refs asked if they could try it out. As for the playability, it is incredible. It looks just like something you'd find in your basement, however it plays like a SherWood 7000. I love the feel and response. I did, however, lose a bit on my slap shot. I think I am going to stay with this for a while.

If you like the Harrow V3, try the Christian Medalist. They will be available in two weeks. They are tanks, but brutally tough. At $99 (MSRP), they are easy on the wallet too. They will be available in pattern #1 (Modano/Forsberg) and #4 (Recchi). The seniors will only be available in a 100 flex. If you can deal with the weight, it is a tremendous bargain.

Our P-6 wood is a Sakic clone. The P-6 composite is a Pro-Yzerman. It's a shade longer than a Drury, but looks almost identical. We made it for a pro. We will be making a consumer-grade Sakic equivalent that will be ready by the end of the year.

The only difference is the finish. The Harrow blades have/had a powder coating, whereas the Christian's have a glossy coating.

Chad is correct...we require a 50 piece minimum on custom shafts. If you are a few short of this number, we can make some exceptions.

PM me the name your order is under and I will check. We are almost caught up on all December custom orders, so October and November should long be finished.

Yes, that is still available, but it is not a stocked item. Within reason, we can make whatever you want.

For the record, 495 grams is our true weight. Most one-piece sticks on the market give false information on their weights. They either do not add the weight of the wood end-plug (which can add 100 grams to a stick), or they put a disclaimer stating that the weight is based on a "standard 57" shaft." One company's deceptive marketing has led other companies to follow suit. Not us. We tell you exactly what you are getting--no disclaimer.