Anybody have any info on this stick?

[XeF4 0]

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[wickedwrister 0]

Kind of neat. Let us know how it plays.

[asdfa 0]

should be an interesting stick to use. worst case scenario, the blade isn't what you expected but you end up with a nice vector shaft for only $50 B)

[#94 3]

It's a full wood stick.

Simone Gagne had a dozen made for him but never used them... he is a Bauer guy after all.

Anyway, I took one and it sits in my room, just for the hell of it.

Unless it's something else, expect a wood stick painted like a Vector...

[A_Steeves12 0]

i dont know but it doesnt look like a full wood stick to me. when you look at the pic of the full stick, the shaft doesnt look like wood.

[ladystorm3 0]

i dont know but it doesnt look like a full wood stick to me. when you look at the pic of the full stick, the shaft doesnt look like wood.

i think it is a shaft with a wood blade painted

[wickedwrister 0]

Now that I look again, I am with #94. The add says a thin piece of wood on the front and back, but it's a solid wood blade/ stick.

[rausch27 1]

definitley a woodie

[sNIpEr3 0]

looks pretty cool!!!

[ponty 0]

Its a composite shaft with a wood blade fused on.

I have seen them many times at the Pepsi center.

[whbd18 0]

im pretty sure its wood laminate attached to an abs core on a vector shaft

[Buzz_LightBeer 974]

Simone Gagne had a dozen made for him but never used them...Anyway, I took one and it sits in my room, just for the hell of it.

I hate you, whatll it take to get that off your hands?

[Chadd 916]

Its a composite shaft with a wood blade fused on.

I have seen them many times at the Pepsi center.

Hinote was using them for a while wasn't he?

As for the original post, if it's not more than 100 flex I might be interested.

[Duder84 0]

Mario Lemuiex used it, so did Tony Amonte

[roadrunner 12]

There's a couple of those still selling at the ACC. Composit shaft an wood short hosel blade. Their both Fitzgerald's.

[#96 0]

Yeah it's the wood blade fused/attached to the stick. I think I saw a guy on Boston using one last season, umm Nylander I think, who played for Washington when I first saw them. Pretty neat idea for those guys that still like the wood feeling.

[#94 3]

You know what, now that I look at the stick, it seems your guys are correct.

I thought it was just a very light wood stick, but it does have the composite feel and sounds hollow inside.

Very interesting...

Why would they make these retail?

[Duder84 0]

To compete with hybrid sticks from other companies? A lot of people like the feel of wood blades as opposed to a composite one, and also want the consistency of a composite shaft, this seems like the solution to that problem.(Think Easton hybrid sticks but with the blade and shaft material switched around)

[#94 3]

I meant to say why wouldn't CCM make these available for retail...

My fault.

[Chadd 916]

To compete with hybrid sticks from other companies? A lot of people like the feel of wood blades as opposed to a composite one, and also want the consistency of a composite shaft, this seems like the solution to that problem.(Think Easton hybrid sticks but with the blade and shaft material switched around)

The reason hybrid blades are so popular is because they last longer than a traditional wood blade. It's just not practical to have a composite shaft and non-replaceable wood blade.

[ponty 0]

Its a composite shaft with a wood blade fused on.

I have seen them many times at the Pepsi center.

Hinote was using them for a while wasn't he?

As for the original post, if it's not more than 100 flex I might be interested.

Yea Hinote was using them as was Brian Muir a while back.

[ladystorm3 0]

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I just purchased this pro stock vector off ebay, and now that i've blindly bought it, I'd like to know if anybody else has had one of these and if they know what the curve and flex is like.

I was kinda hoping somebody would outbid me, but I guess it's mine now.

have u getten it yet?

if so, how isit?

[Chadd 916]

Its a composite shaft with a wood blade fused on.

I have seen them many times at the Pepsi center.

Hinote was using them for a while wasn't he?

As for the original post, if it's not more than 100 flex I might be interested.

Yea Hinote was using them as was Brian Muir a while back.

I forget what Muir was using when he was down here.

[this guy 0]

Its a composite shaft with a wood blade fused on.

I have seen them many times at the Pepsi center.

Hinote was using them for a while wasn't he?

As for the original post, if it's not more than 100 flex I might be interested.

I was also going to say Hinote used one like that. Except I believe it was a Mission.

edit- I lied. It was a CCM-

[twiztidwrista10 3]

I seen a couple of those at a local USHL sell..if i remeber right there like a composite shaft forged to a woodie.