JR Boucicaut

Could be 4-7 depending on pressure/speed. Once the sparks on the wheel meet or exceed the width of the blade, you know you're getting both edges on a pass.

Haha, I could've charged you more for the holder swap if you wanted to...

If the sharpener doesn't give him a clean edge it's going to feel rougher...maybe that's what he's feeling.

Think it's both. Front rivet is sticking out and the press isn't exactly a 5 point star...

That dude is horrible. LOL

How are they going to give away lawnmowers when they don't use them there? LOL Congrats!

Dual lie - I should edit that out, it's misleading.

Well, the other side of that is kids learning how to play with a big curve...

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php/files/file/167-easton-v-series-catalogue/ Instead of having two distinct lines, what Easton has chosen to do going forward is to offer one stick line, however, with differing features. The V9E will have an elliptical taper (think Stealth), and the V9 has the standard taper (think Mako). However, new shaft and new blade technologies are shared between the two. The blade has been redesigned to be stiffer at the toe, so that the shooter can actually flex the blade and snap it off the toe. Combined with their three "dual-lie" blades (the E3 has been put in this category as well as the new E36, which is closer to a P88-style blade) the stiffened toe plays a part in the way the puck comes off the blade. As mentioned earlier, the Drury/Parise and Heatley curves are no longer offered. The Iginla lives on the V9 and V9E, but an interesting move is the Modano/Cammalleri curve absent on intermediate/jr/youth patterns.