stickfix

[Bruin88 0]

well ,today i broke my 3 month old vapour xxx ,just before i got that i broke my 4 month old pro stock madden xn10 grip which i loved to DEATH and broke the blade of my 4 month old response plus which again ,i loved to death and im thinking of sending the 3 sticks into stick fix (stickfix.com) has anyone else tried getting a stick fixed here? how is it?

[Overtime 0]

I never tried it before but i heard it will add some weight to the stick and make it blade heavy.

[Bruin88 0]

what if the breaks in the shaft?

[Briggy 0]

This site seems to be interesting and the added weight is only 44 grams.

http://www.srshockey.com/index.htm

[Chadd 916]

This site seems to be interesting and the added weight is only 44 grams.

http://www.srshockey.com/index.htm

44g in one place will change the balance of the stick a great deal.

[Gongshow11 1]

they do this at my lhs now. they had a broken vapor VI in the shaft and you could tell it was fixed but didnt seem much different from the stock vapor VI

[sogaduch 0]

its a good idea but it changes the flex point of the stick so it doesnt perform exactly the same

[Jordan6969 0]

I got my stick repaired by a stick guy, not sure if he was a stick fix guy or not but it was great. I repaired a stealth and now it only weighs like 420 something grams give or take. It feels harder to break than ever but the only downside is a little more weight, different flexpoint, and it is a little stiffer.

[Nacho 0]

Sometimes the fixing of a broken stick kind of scares me. The flex point and weight changes. I dono how durable the stick would be after as well. That's just my opinion.

[Siv7 0]

wouldnt stickfix make the the stick stiffer in the fixed area making it more likley to break in other parts of the shaft?