Brett Hull tri-flex

[CaptainZbubble 0]

i found a brett hull tri-flex ops for $90....is this i good price? its brand new and

ive been dying to try his curve. i could of sworn someone on this bord bought one

but i couldnt find it in the search, yes i am a retard and could of missed it ;) but any ways, what do you guys think? is it worth and shot?

Thanks,

CaptainZbubble

[kovalchuk71 212]

on ebay? we were talking about them a little while ago. might be on the 2nd or third page in the ice hockey equipment section.

Id say go for it, if its not to whippy for you ;)

[kosydar 0]

If you have the money, just go for it.

[Eazy_b97 1]

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/index.php?showtopic=1958&hl=

[Jinx17 0]

You should get the Hull for sure, if you like whippy sticks. If I wasn't left handed I would use Hull's sticks(OPS)

[Chadd 916]

Only get it if you want the curve in an INT flex. Sounds like it's a senior stick in the normal Bauer INT(77) flex.

[Keith 0]

That stick is definitely buyer beware. As good as the TFG ops is, if the retail 87 is incredibly flexy I could only imagine what Hull's is like.... Unless you are small or have great technique it will probably be overkill.

[Eazy_b97 1]

It's basically a whip flex TPS Stick.

[CaptainZbubble 0]

my last cupple of sticks have been:

true one- 260 flex

true one 300 flex

1100 ops- 260 flex

Synergy grip-100 flex

do you think it will be a huge change in flexes? i liked the inno 300 flex....

im not scared that the flex is said to be whippy but i wanted t see what you

guys think

CaptianZbubble

P.S-Yes i did buy it already :P

[thejackal 46]

my last cupple of sticks have been:

true one- 260 flex

true one 300 flex

1100 ops- 260 flex

Synergy grip-100 flex

do you think it will be a huge change in flexes? i liked the inno 300 flex....

im not scared that the flex is said to be whippy but i wanted t see what you

guys think

CaptianZbubble

P.S-Yes i did buy it already :P

If you cut your sticks then there shoudn't be that huge a difference. Be prepared to fan a lot until you get used to the blade tho. I speak from experience :P .

[Chris_H 0]

Didn`t Lego buy one of the Hull TFG? Ask him how whippy it is, he`s use alot of differnt flexes adn curves and should be able to help. Also, if he cuts his sticks or not it won`t affect him gettng used to the flex because his othere sticks would be stiffer too. However, I see the logic if he cuts it it will feel less whippy.

[LegoDoom 0]

I haven't gotten mine yet, which is why I haven't replied. With my pro TPS sticks, I usually don't have to cut them at all. Actually, they're perfect... I just take out the plug. I'm hoping to get mine tomorrow or friday, but don't play until after the holiday weekend, so I might not post anything about it until next week.

[CaptainZbubble 0]

well, i got the stick today and i must say im impressed :D . the

curve is insane looking but i love it. the flex is intersting as well.

it feels like a 75-83ish flex. i wont get a chance to use it on ice for

a while but do you think it would be fine if i used the stick

for roller hockey tonite? ill give the stick a good workout for the

next cupple of weeks then ill put up a review!

CaptainZbubble

[Polar1 0]

an 87 flex for the bauer xx is comparable to what flex for easton and tps.

[hockeyluke88 0]

Check the flex chart at the top of the page in the right corner.

[dietzie27 0]

subtract 2 from every bauer flex to get the easton flex. its 85, as for tps, regular is about 95 and whip is around 80 so id say whip

[ambro 0]

No whip is more like 70-75. A stiff-whip (pro stock) would be your best bet if you could find one for TPS if you want it like Bauer 87. Otherwise, retail's closest would be the TPS regular.

[Polar1 0]

because the bauer 87 feels a bit too whippy to be comparable to an 85 from easton

[mack 44]

If that's going off the OPS and not the shaft, I'm going to say that's because OPS tend to feel flexier than what's labeled on there.

[Polar1 0]

but would u say that a bauer xx 87 is comparable to a tps response whip flex, and a 75 flex easton synergy

[Chadd 916]

The Bauer number are very comparable to the Easton numbers. Keep in mind that each stick may vary a bit and be a couple of points high or low. It also seems like every Easton I've picked up lately has been higher than rated. I tried an 85 flex ultralight that I couldn't flex at all.