Which blade has the best feel?

[Briggy 0]

I have tried the z-carbon and it was allright but it sucks cause it breaks so easily. I heard inno's blade have really good feel but i dont feel like cashing 50 bucks for a blade i know nothing about. If anyone has used this blade can u tell me how the feel is. This would greatly be appreciated.

[mack 44]

Easily the best retail composite blade around. Great durability and feel and the only blade I'd put over it are the GI Z-Carbs.

[shootnscore19 0]

well you can get an inno SMU for 29.99 and they have nice feel, but hey break easily. imo si-cores and blades have the worst feel, isnt it supossed to help u catch passes.....all you get is a horrible soggy feeling.

[alex 0]

Easily the best retail composite blade around. Great durability and feel and the only blade I'd put over it are the GI Z-Carbs.

i've never heard of the GI z-carb

where can i find the specs and pick one up at?

for the innovative composite, where can i find one? hockeygiant had one but i'm not sure if this is the same one that you guys are talking about.

thanks

[mack 44]

GI Z-Carb = Game Issued Z-Carb. It's a pro return w/o the focus flex and a lot better durability. EastWest had/has some on eBay.

[43%burnt 0]

Easily the best retail composite blade around. Great durability and feel and the only blade I'd put over it are the GI Z-Carbs.

basically what mack said. the retail innos are the best that you can get in stores. the pro z-carbs have the same, if not better feel. i've been partial to the inno feel myself, but over the last several months i've been using nothing but pro return z-carbs. its just a matter of finding them in a pattern you like that you can get your hands on. both inno and the pro z-carbs offer very good durability. i've never had a problem with smu inno's either. the last two i had lasted me practically two years each.

[Chadd 916]

The Innos are stiff yet have great feel as well, my personal favorite composite blade. The Easton GIs are pretty nice as well.

[flaming_june 2]

has anyone tried the sherwood axion blade?

[jeremytai 0]

I've had the Sherwood Axion blade for about 6 months now and it still feels quite good. I bought a Easton Z-Carbon to replace the Axion and it broke after about 10 practices. Afterwards I got the Louisville X1 and that lasted about 4 practices. So I'm back to the Sherwood Axion. Great durability wise.

Looking to try the Innovative Carbon Pro blade. Anyone know what curve is similar to the Modano?

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Inno blades are the best...some pro stock blades have good feel too...

[Eazy_b97 1]

Looking to try the Innovative Carbon Pro blade. Anyone know what curve is similar to the Modano?

retail Federov is very close, but has a lower lie. 4.5 i believe.

[crosskore 0]

DO these inno blades have a better feel then wood blades?

[Chadd 916]

DO these inno blades have a better feel then wood blades?

No but they retain their stiffness a lot longer.

[sn1per 0]

love the innos. Great feel

[EricG. 0]

Has anyone seen the Busch blades?

[dietzie27 0]

i loved the feel of my inno smu, also i didnt know busch made blades.

[cobrAA 0]

9007 powercore franklin!!!!!!

feel better then wood blade(i tried synergy,v110,response,ultra graphite,v20,wood blade) and let me said it the best ever

when u stick handle it so sweet that u do not whant to shoot the puck(that happanned me in a game my coach wasn't really happy lolll)

and it really stiff and i go with these blade 5 month before the shaft broke(but this is was a OPS stick)

[sn1per 0]

9007 powercore franklin!!!!!!

feel better then wood blade(i tried synergy,v110,response,ultra graphite,v20,wood blade) and let me said it the best ever

when u stick handle it so sweet that u do not whant to shoot the puck(that happanned me in a game my coach wasn't really happy lolll)

and it really stiff and i go with these blade 5 month before the shaft broke(but this is was a OPS stick)

try out the inno and you'd be surprised

[cobrAA 0]

9007 powercore franklin!!!!!!

feel better then wood blade(i tried synergy,v110,response,ultra graphite,v20,wood blade) and let me said it the best ever

when u stick handle it so sweet that u do not whant to shoot the puck(that happanned me in a game my coach wasn't really happy lolll)

and it really stiff and i go with these blade  5 month before the shaft broke(but this is was a OPS stick)

try out the inno and you'd be surprised

yea that could be a good idea but in montreal it pretty hard to find out inno product....and curve doesn't look pretty nice 4 me(i played with the modano recchi and the franklin guerin) but my choice would be the a mix of modano recchi curve! :P

[Cavs019 710]

Mogilny is right up your alley.

[kosydar 0]

I love my TPS X1, hands down the best blade I've ever used. My SMU Inno broke too quickly for me to give a good review, plus I wasn't crazy about the curve.

[Fedorov91 0]

Yea those Inno blades are great. I have a Si-Core Z-Carbon and it sucks, I hate the feel. It just feels so "dead" which defeats the purpose of what it's suppossed to do, right? The regular Z-Carbons are good but like people said, not very durable. The GI Z-Carbons are tanks and theres quite a few on ebay right now.

EDIT: oh and I forgot to mention that I didn't like the feel of my R-2 blade either, it was cheap and thin and I felt like I was going to break it.

[cobrAA 0]

Yea those Inno blades are great. I have a Si-Core Z-Carbon and it sucks, I hate the feel. It just feels so "dead" which defeats the purpose of what it's suppossed to do, right? The regular Z-Carbons are good but like people said, not very durable. The GI Z-Carbons are tanks and theres quite a few on ebay right now.

EDIT: oh and I forgot to mention that I didn't like the feel of my R-2 blade either, it was cheap and thin and I felt like I was going to break it.

what mean GI in the GI z-carbon??

[43%burnt 0]

what mean GI in the GI z-carbon??

game issued. its a blade made for pros. as described before its basically a stronger built z-carb without the stupid and pointless focus flex.