TPS Crossfire blade

[SR27 0]

Anyone tried it? I heard they are very light and thin blades? I´d like to try one with my RL XN10 but am unsure if they are worth the money.

[skyhigh 0]

I picked up the crossfire Nash and found it extremely light and thin.....a litle too thin actually. To me the puck really felt weird while stickhandling and just couldn't adjust so I am back to the z carbon now. I am selling the blade.

[ELIASISDGOD 0]

Ive used it and not only dose it make the puck feel wierd, like skyhigh siad, but also beacuse the blade is so thin it chips and breaks alot easier than saya z carbon or something along those lines

[J-Shera 0]

Z carbon's and durability? no way, Ive found crossfires to be way more durabile then Z-carbons.

[SR27 0]

I´d use it for roller and ball hockey only so it beeing thin should not be too much of an issue. Anyway, how about construction? Is it an ABS like blade?

PS: Skyhigh, pm me if you are RH

[hunter4oz 0]

the xn10 blade is great, but for roller if you want to spend less money, it might be better just to go with the crossifre

[hockeypunk3 0]

xn10 blade? I've never seen one of those, are they Standard or tapered?

[Cavs019 710]

Both. PTC = Standard R2 = Tapered. Both have the same construction as the blade found on an Xn10 OPS.

[hockeypunk3 0]

ok i got it now. thank cavs for clearing that up.

[ELIASISDGOD 0]

Z carbon's and durability? no way, Ive found crossfires to be way more durabile then Z-carbons.

they chip but they last for a good while

[JID0405 0]

i got one in a messier...and well the feel wasnt too bad but its pretty thin but the blade was very flexible...