inno 1100 or dolomite?

[JR Boucicaut 3805]

LOL I was watching Sanford and Son tonight too...

[JR Boucicaut 3805]

So the '05 1100 had a checkerboard blade?  I didn't know that.

Either way, there's definitely a fuse point on my Starskie.

Yep. The Innos with the updated 1100 logo had a checkerboard weave.

I know I had an updated logo 1100 without the checkerboard weave.

Either way, even if the Starsky is the same stick as the '05 1100.... won't the Dolomite be the same as well?

Uh huh. The new sticks that were made were painted Warrior. The Inno surplus Starskie.

[LegoDoom 0]

I'm just surprised it actually had Warrior manufacturers labels inside the shaft.

And the confusion I was having was that people were saying they couldn't see the fuse point on the Starskie (and that it was a true1), when it's fairly obvious on mine.

[mack 44]

My Dolomite just seems to be the standard Inno shaft with what would appear to be a True1 blade (though I never used one before), and either I've gotten weaker or it's gotten better but it doesn't torque and open up like the Innos before.

[malcb33 99]

Weren't the 05 blades already pre-preg?

Yeah they were but, wernt very readly availible from anywhere I know of because I was trying very hard. You know what Inno was like?

[kkancho 6]

I just saw some Dolomite OPS at National Sports Center (Toronto) going at $230-$240 and the Royale for $100-$110. Anyways, I hope you guys are right about the Dolomite and 1100 being the same because instead of waiting for a Dolomite, I just picked up a 1100, which was collecting dust, from my local Natioanl Sports. I just got a standard and not a tapered because it's still too hard to find tapered blades here.