what the hell is rhino?

[cobrAA 0]

http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Innovative-RHINO-H...4QQcmdZViewItem

[hunter4oz 0]

it might be a branches blade, i thought i remembered them carrying something like a rhino blade or something. but that was before tapered blades were around

[whbd18 0]

Warrior Maybe?

[SR27 0]

Branches used to call the laminate on their baldes "Rhino Wrap". That´s probably what you meant Hunter. And yes, I think branches "died" before comp blades became mass products. Still no clue what this might be. The lettering reminds me a little of Fury stuff...maybe?!

[turcotte44 0]

RHINO-Right Hand Inovative

EDIT: nvm, i didnt see the pic the blade, i thought it was only in the product description.

I'm stumped now.

[jrhky36 1]

it could be an inno. i use winnwell blades and it has the same # on the hosel that my winnwell has. btw if you don't know winnwell composite sticks are inno cosmetic blems made up for the hockey group.

[rh_joel 0]

After talking with an employee early this summer, this is what I learned. Rhino is a new company that currently makes pants, and gloves. Their sticks are done by Inno. I beleive they are based out of Mississauga, ON. They do have a website but I can't remember the address right now.

[asdfa 0]

After talking with an employee early this summer, this is what I learned. Rhino is a new company that currently makes pants, and gloves. Their sticks are done by Inno. I beleive they are based out of Mississauga, ON. They do have a website but I can't remember the address right now.

any idea about the availability? an upstart canadian company supplied by the best composite stick manufacturer deserves my support :)

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

...but they won't be supplied by Inno anymore. I think theyre getting out of the third-party business.

[Chadd 916]

...but they won't be supplied by Inno anymore. I think theyre getting out of the third-party business.

That's what I thought too but I've heard conflicting reports about that.

[cobrAA 0]

any know know the website...i 'm like asdfa on this one...they deserve my support lol!

[notquitedeadyet 13]

Looking for an Inno all summer then finally found these, but had a hard time identifying the patterns (never been good with blades when they're unshafted). They are numbered 1-6. Looking for a Federov, I picked up a #3. But after putting it in a shaft, I realized it was wrong. More like an Iggy. Never used it.

After I took it out, I noticed the tag that Inno always puts in the hosel says P88. Anyone know how their numbering system works? Just listed it for sale btw.

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

P88 would be a Lindros which would pretty much be an Iginla.

[echi24 1]

where have you been finding these blades, and is there a drury pattern?