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I work in the home automation/AV industry, we have an install coming up soon with a client who has a Gretzky memorabilia collection supposedly worth upwards of $1Million. My coworker who walked the job last week told me I'm gonna freak once I get there, can't wait!
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Might be tough to track one down since they stopped making them probably over a year ago but the Combat Jagr curve was exactly what you're looking for: squared toe shape and a nasty hook at the end.
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Doughty's been using an E28 pattern since around 2009, before that he used a pretty standard heel curve.
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I thought that's what it might be for, looks like a PITA to insert into the shaft.
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Thought this was cool, pulled out the plug on one of the sticks and there's vibration dampening foam glued onto the end, never seen that before.
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Picked these up from Hockeymonkey, pro stock Easton Synergy Grip Doughty in 80 Flex/E28 pattern. I'm wondering if Hockeymonky just had Easton put player namebars on these sticks to help them sell as the specs on this stick are nowhere near to what Doughty usually uses (elliptical taper/sandpaper blade/extra long shaft) save for the curve and grip. Both are actually shorter than retail length with black wooden plugs. No complaints though, did some stickhandling with both and they feel nearly identical to my Mako2 stick, and I only have to cut about 1/8" to get it to my preferred length so it'll stay extra whippy!
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Broke my Mako2 stick about 6" above the fuse area blocking a shot a couple months back, finally tried to extract the blade over the weekend and had great success! I now have a fully usable nearly new E28 tapered blade, just need to get a new tapered shaft as the one I have it in now is used for dry land stickhandling.
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Neither does Ovechkin, Stamkos, or any of their other current faces of the brand. What the hockey viewing public doesn't know doesn't hurt them at retail, it's guys like us here on this site and ones like it who are aware that pros use specially tailored products suited to their needs dressed up as the latest and greatest you'll find at retail. I do agree about bringing back the One95 too, that was my favorite OPS ever. Same internals with new graphics would definitely be welcome.
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Uhhhh maybe cuz the guy won a Conn Smythe trophy and has the sickest hands in the world...
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Are those all P10? If so I would've killed for those a couple years back when I still used that curve, especially in 77 flex!
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75 Flex/E28 pattern. After using Kovalchuk pro patterns then moving to P92 clones when my stash of Kovy's ran out, this pattern is like a perfect blend of both to me. Loved it on my Doughty pro stock and even more now in my preferred flex. Liked the first Mako and am liking the 2 even more so far.
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Found this nearly brand new original Easton Ultra Lite shaft today at PIAS...$15
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I remember him trying out Ovi's curve for a little while cuz he felt he was thinking too much and not shooting enough, so when he'd look down at that big hook he'd think to himself "shoot the damn puck".
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Haha yep well I was 9 when the first movie came out and it definitely had something to do with it along with being a LA Gretzky era kid.
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After looking for the past couple years with zero luck I was finally able to track down my holy grail of sticks locally on Craigslist, and the seller just happened to have 2 of them for only $30 each. Both are brand new and uncut.
