Franklin Sceptor and Winwell

[cobrAA 0]

Just looking for some opinions about it..

I know Ponty used to have one...(Sceptor)

As for Winwell it been said that it is a true1...but any more opinion about this stick...

Also would a ''MID CURVE'' would be like a big thorton curve or more a recchi or iggy??

[Vapor 0]

well, they are true1s they are bladder molded, and pretty heavy, but they are tanks.

[Ogie Oglethorpe 14]

well, they are true1s they are bladder molded, and pretty heavy, but they are tanks.

You mean a true one peice, as opposed to an (Inno) True1, right? Big difference.

[cobrAA 0]

well i find the true1 shaft cut OPS to be pretty light so i think true1 are light..

[#96 0]

I think he meant, they are True1 by definition (ie, one blade and shaft, not shaft and blade fused). But only a guess. Also, he says they are bladder molded, so I'm assuming that different production method caused heavier sticks. But I did not get that they are just True1s painted over from that.

[Vapor 0]

sorry, what I ment ws that they were TRUE ONE PIECES. They are molded in one mold, and are not fused together. The sticks are not related to the inno true 1, I am sorry,

[cobrAA 0]

alright thanks you

[ponty 0]

I did have a few Sceptors in the past but never used them. That being the case I really cant give you solid feedback.

I do love the Tanguay pattern on the one I sold yesterday but the problem with them is that they are VERY bottom heavy. I dont mind heavy if the wieght is distributed but this is not the case with the Sceptor.

[GLUhipfan 0]

The Winnwell g300 may or may not be a painted over True 1, I think it might be the luck of the draw. They are Inno blems/overruns, but the one I have has a fuse point, so I tend to think they're painted over 1100s. I never used mine much as it's always been at least a backup stick, so I can't give a real review.