warrior sticks

[hocckey77 0]

Anyone know where I can find one ( starskie, dolomite, whatever).

I would get a Fedorov but I don't know if the lie will be to low ( a 5 is too high for me so i think the 4.5 would be a better starting point).

[donkey87 0]

You can get Warrior sticks from 1800faceoff.com and epuck.com, hockeymonkey.com has the Starskie in stock.

[A2rhino 63]

Does anyone know if the Weight curve is the same as the old Inno. Mogilny curve.

[Gongshow11 1]

its a replica of the kovalchuk pro curve, hence bigger thana gaborik and bigger than any banana

[Project_2501 0]

I thought that was a Smyth pattern...

[kkancho 6]

Yeah the smyth is the illegal curve.. just check out warriorhockey.com, they have pictures of the curves. BTW, it's hard to believe there's a curve bigger than the gaborik.. i use one myself and it's the biggest curve i've seen -- even bigger than those old Jagr Koho Revolutions.

[LetsGoWings13 0]

Dont wanna steal the topic but do you think a 2 piece combo dolomite would be a good stick for someone who goes thro blades fast. I know that not many people used the shaft or the new blades. Id be using it for roller hockey.

[Hawkeye 0]

Yeah the smyth is the illegal curve.. just check out warriorhockey.com, they have pictures of the curves. BTW, it's hard to believe there's a curve bigger than the gaborik.. i use one myself and it's the biggest curve i've seen -- even bigger than those old Jagr Koho Revolutions.

I think CCM's Thorton is bigger.

[Project_2501 0]

Yeah the smyth is the illegal curve..  just check out warriorhockey.com, they have pictures of the curves.  BTW, it's hard to believe there's a curve bigger than the gaborik.. i use one myself and it's the biggest curve i've seen -- even bigger than those old Jagr Koho Revolutions.

I think CCM's Thorton is bigger.

Nah, I've compared a v120 Thornton and a Stealth Gaborik to each other, Gaborik is bigger.

[donkey87 0]

Dont wanna steal the topic but do you think a 2 piece combo dolomite would be a good stick for someone who goes thro blades fast. I know that not many people used the shaft or the new blades. Id be using it for roller hockey.

If your going through blades, then a shaft/blade combo would be a good choice. The only question is whether you want a tapered or standard shaft. If your LHS carries plenty of tapered blades then the Dolomite would work for you. The Inno blades that I had were durable and I never really had any problems with them.

[yipperzz 28]

Dont wanna steal the topic but do you think a 2 piece combo dolomite would be a good stick for someone who goes thro blades fast. I know that not many people used the shaft or the new blades.  Id be using it for roller hockey.

If your going through blades, then a shaft/blade combo would be a good choice. The only question is whether you want a tapered or standard shaft. If your LHS carries plenty of tapered blades then the Dolomite would work for you. The Inno blades that I had were durable and I never really had any problems with them.

my inno blade has lasted a while and feels great. only bad thing is that it seems to chip pretty easily. i have two teammates with inno blades also and they all do the same thing...

[jrhky36 1]

the dolomite is the best choice because it is dual fit. flex zones in both ends, so you could use tapered or standard blades.

[LetsGoWings13 0]

I just bought my dolomite shaft. What blade would most likley last longest for me a l-2, synthesis, xv, warrior or a r-2. Also does anyone know of a place in the sterling hts michigan area that isnt completly cleaned out of tapered blades peranis at 16 and van dyke and the b&r at frasier have nothing.

sorry that i keep stealing the topic lol i just dont wanna make a new one.

[kkancho 6]

the dolomite is the best choice because it is dual fit. flex zones in both ends, so you could use tapered or standard blades.

Oh are all Dolomites dual fit? I was looking to buy a vaporxxx-lite but I might just get a dolomite shaft + some blades