donkey87

Yes the Synergy II is the new Synthesis. I believe that the biggest difference is that the shaft is smaller in diameter. The shaft feels like an SL. It obviously also has a new paint job.

I believe that the reason for the differences in curves listed on Mission's website and in the catalog, is due to new curves being added for 2006. I don't believe that Mission has updated their website yet. As for your question about buying a L2 verses a Synthesis. The int. L2 uses a Jr/Int. blade, I've found that they are about the same size as a tapered Easton blade. It also depends on what curve you are getting, because the Hatcher is a shorted blade. I would say that it comes down to PP.

I believe that theRobitaille is the closest curve.

blade curver

Skates: Vector 7.5 Shins: RBK 5k Pants: Bauer Flak 10 Shoulders: an old Itech pair Elbows: Bauer 1000 Gloves: nylon Vapor XX Helmet: Bauer 4000 Visor: Itech Sticks: TPS XN10, Sherwood 9950

Easton has a pink glove, and I believe that you can order pink from MIA.

If you wanted more forward pitch, you could always put heel lifts on your skates. That way you wouldn't have to buy a new set of holders.

no stripe, forget about it :P

Like the split fingers on those gloves. Those Camo gloves look awesome.

If your looking for a cheap composite stick with a Jagr curve take a look at this - Jagr Stick