Tour Beemer Inferno OPS

[JSchultz 25]

Not much said about this stick. It has a Modano/Forsberg curve apparently (which isn't bad, if it's your thing) and comes in different stiffnesses. Looks to be a decent P/P OPS

Thoughts?

[teamriot38 0]

I played with a guy in kansas that loved it. Said it had an awesome feel and was better than some high-end sticks he had bought previously. They run about 100 bucks now, so it might become a purchase for me, but I already am taking heat from my girlfriend for the synergy, synergy SL, and easton ultralite sticks I own. I should start breaking some. The curve looks somethig like a forsberg which I use.

[CSW1618 5]

ive heard differently.. i dont own one personally but i have used it during warm ups and started a game with it and didnt like it at all.. tour has a new 1 piece coming out very soon and i kno one of my friends who is 1 of 4 testing it and he said he loves it

[JSchultz 25]

I played with a guy in kansas that loved it. Said it had an awesome feel and was better than some high-end sticks he had bought previously. They run about 100 bucks now, so it might become a purchase for me, but I already am taking heat from my girlfriend for the synergy, synergy SL, and easton ultralite sticks I own. I should start breaking some. The curve looks somethig like a forsberg which I use.

I'd be willing to give it a shot for the low cost of 92 bucks that it's selling for.

The Forsberg and Modano are the same thing, and this stick uses a modano, so it should be similar.

It's either than or an Easton 'one' ..I'm not waiting for the Synergy 300 to come out.

[teamriot38 0]

yeah I was kinda disappointed with the SL stick that I got. I use my ultralite shaft and z-carbon blade more than I use that one piece. If you do try it out, PM me or post your thoughts on it. I'm just worried about weight. I love the feel of my Ultralite and I went out and bought a cheap gear stick (back when they were like 30 bucks) and the thing is a good stick, but WAY too light. It's hard to explain but too light for my taste.

[JSchultz 25]

yeah I was kinda disappointed with the SL stick that I got. I use my ultralite shaft and z-carbon blade more than I use that one piece. If you do try it out, PM me or post your thoughts on it. I'm just worried about weight. I love the feel of my Ultralite and I went out and bought a cheap gear stick (back when they were like 30 bucks) and the thing is a good stick, but WAY too light. It's hard to explain but too light for my taste.

Is that the Gear Hornet (yellow) you speak of?

[teamriot38 0]

yep. I actually like it, but it's too light for me. I never use it. It just sits in my closet or i pull it out for some drop-in roller hockey.

[JSchultz 25]

Weird. My buddy was thinking about getting one. Too light? Like it's TOO well balanced?

What type of curve does it have?

[teamriot38 0]

Like you know how light a shaft is without a blade (say something like my ultralite shaft) it's like that. It feels like the whole thing is hollow or something. Like I said it's a solid stick, but very very light,

[JSchultz 25]

I might have to try it out. It's only 70 bucks at alot of places.

Believe it or not, I have an ultralite shaft, and am thinking of putting a Z-carbon blade in there. Apparently it's a winning combo.

[teamriot38 0]

yeah my favorite so far. I will repeatedly praise the combo that I use on this site. As you could probably tell. LOL. I switched to easton about two and a half years ago. the first shaft I bought was the ultralite (sparkly green) one that I still use today. I couldn't tell you how many blades I've gone through.