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does anyone have a pic of a tps p27 curve? im trying to figure out if i need to send this pattern to tps for them to copy it, as im pretty sure its the same curve i want. any help is appreciated. thanks

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TPS 27 is an exact copy of Eastons Drury.

Edit: It is available for retail in Europe so I think they will have it on file.

Edit No. 2: For good measure...here´s a pic schaufeln.gif

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That´s what I was told by their distributor when asking them what the 27 was like. He said it was a Dury clone. Also some online stores where they compare the curves to Easton curves for reference state that it was a Drury. Anyway, I haven´t seen one personally so I don´t really know what they look like. I haven´t seen a Drury in person either so I don´t...maybe I was wrong.

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I have a P27, its a Sakic clone with a super weird rocker, and a square toe. The rocker looks like nothing I've ever seen. But it is wood so thats probably just an inconsistency.

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I have a P27, its a Sakic clone with a super weird rocker, and a square toe. The rocker looks like nothing I've ever seen. But it is wood so thats probably just an inconsistency.

Wrong.

TPS Sakic clone is P119. Trust me on this...I know :D

I've seen the P119 and I can back that up.

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I have a P27, its a Sakic clone with a super weird rocker, and a square toe. The rocker looks like nothing I've ever seen. But it is wood so thats probably just an inconsistency.

Wrong.

TPS Sakic clone is P119. Trust me on this...I know :D

I've seen the P119 and I can back that up.

And, I can tell you that there is a difference (or was for the longest time) a difference between P119 and Nash Retail, which was supposed to be TPS' retail version of Sakic Retail.

I remember asking you when I saw it (P119) for the first time.

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I was considering getting an XN10 in the P27R curve at the National Sports sale.

It has a mild curve and round toe. I say it's more like a Modano or Iginla curve. If I have to pick one from the pic in the second post, it would be the Sundin curve.

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the lie is supposedly a 5.5. i used to use this before going into wedges for a bit but i find that im much more accurate with this curve and a little better with the puck too.

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Instead of making a new topic,and since the P27 is the Easton Darby.

Whats the specs on the easton darby pro curve?

I used my Darby 85 Pro Stock Synergy today and it was a wonderful curve,Im so used to heel wedges that I thought i wouldnt like it but I do.

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I'm pretty sure its a 5 lie...

60f27bef05.jpg

The P27 is in the middle in comparison to the modano on the left, and the P19/Yzerman Pro on the right.

too lazy to take three pics, lol. we can't really tell something out of this pic.

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I actually just picked up an XN10 with a P27S curve from National on Sunday. I played with it on Monday night and I loved it - it's open enough to help get some lift on wrist shots and clappers, but not so much that backhanders are impossible.

I was surprised how whippy the Stiff flex was on the XN10 though. I was coming from a Stiff Red-Lite shaft, and it felt like I was back to my old 85 flex Easton shaft with the XN10. It was a fair bit longer than the Red-Lite though - so hopefully having cut an inch off the top will stiffen it up a bit.

Anyways, enough rambling. Here's a couple more pics of the P27 curve.

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