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Amazinmets73

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  1. Thanks so much! That aspect of stickhandling is very difficult for me. I've been instructed to roll my wrists and "brush the puck", but unfortunately I often revert to bad habits.
  2. Opinion on these curves? They're both custom but seller hasn't offered further information
  3. Sorry, didn't see your question. Yes, what vet said. Nothing had improved my skating more
  4. I tried the Easton E36 curve and was impressed by it. Passing and backhands aren't quite as good as the PM9, but there's a discernable improvement in puckhandling and shooting. Furthermore, I was using the C3 stick, which is Eastons lowest-end model. In spite of that I'd choose it in a heartbeat over my $270MSRP Nexus with that horrendous P92 curve.
  5. I'd buy it if not for the high price. I have a $100 budget
  6. https://www.prostockhockey.com/hockey-sticks/player-sticks/right-aaron-asham-ribcor-trigger-asy-95-flex-stick/ This looks lovely
  7. I've never used P88. Comparable to the PM9?
  8. I recently switched curves from a PM9 to a P92. I loved the PM9 curve; the issue was the 5 lie was too low. The P92 is good for stickhandling, however it's difficult to keep passes on the ice and backhand due to the deep curve. I'm a playmaker/defender who's priorities are passing and stickhandling. I also would prefer a 5.5 or 6 lie. Which curve would suit me best?
  9. Vet, the reason I am laced up is because I was skating post-game. Only had the ice to myself for 5 minutes
  10. Not in person. A mad hockey scientist has been giving me remote advice 😜
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