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Fletch

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  1. And it's telling me I should be using a 3.5 lie.

    Which would make sense, because my tape always wears on the heel and a lot of times when I stickhandle, I lose the puck when it's near the toe (it goes under). I think my best bet would be to go with a Warrior Fedorov (4 lie). Right now I'm using an Iginla Stealth (5.5 lie).

    Anyone else have a lie detector? I want to know what success they had with it (accuracy, etc.)


  2. Questions about the R2 Armor shaft -

    1. Is it the exact same stick as the R2XN10 but with a new paint job and the "armor" reinforcement?

    2. What is the weight of the R2 (grams)? Any different from the XN10 shaft?

    3. The catalogue says "uses R2 replacement blades." Does it accept other replacement blades as well (Warrior, Easton specifically)?


  3. Anyone notice the Intake helmet is different than the pro version.  There are ugly pieces on the side of the helmet where the expanding peice is.  Look at the picture of players in the catalog (it resembles the HC100 side).

    The retail version has a different style adjuster that sticks out and doesn't mesh as well with the helmet

    It's an extra piece of plastic on retail versions.

    Can that extra piece of plastic be removed and replaced with screws (like the pros have)?


  4. I'm confused - which skates are the top of the line (i.e. most expensive) Mission ice skates this year? The 110AG of the 110XP? I realize they have different fits, but is one considered a better skate than the other in terms of quality? The 110XP's synopsis says "Want all the specs that the pros demand? Fuel 110Xp is your skate" so I would assume that the 110XP is the higher end model.

    Anyone know for sure?


  5. its completely moldable ..so why would you need it punched?

    I have feet that overpronate when I put weight on them and the bones over my arches stick out. A simple molding won't cut it for me, unfortunately... :(

    Have you tried heating up a set of Test Drive's at a local dealer to find out if this is truly the case with Kor's?

    Not yet, though I would be very happy if the baking process in the Kor's was able to accomodate my ghastly feet. ;)

    I talked to Quinn at Artesia the other day about a test drive pair. Hopefully I can try some out later this month or next.


  6. God your lucky, I've always dreamed to play at the pond.

    Anyone can do it, you just need to contact their group sales and arrange it. You also need to get a bunch of people together who want to play, and they each need to sell a few $20 tickets.

    It's not too hard to organize if you live around here, but if you were arranging for people to come here from out of town it would be a nightmare... ;)

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