Innovative 1100 "whip flex"

[Ogie Oglethorpe 14]

Inno used to have an 1100 that was a Hull-whip flex that was intended for roller hockey (something equivalent to a 75-80 on an easton scale). I thought epuck used to sell them, but couldn't find any.

Anyone see on of these shafts lately?

[A2rhino 78]

Hockey Outlet in SoCal. had some a year or so ago.

http://www.hockeyoutlet.com/

[dieselbro 0]

I actually have one of those shafts, got it off of a friend. thehockeyshop.com used to have them, but I think they only have 220 flex now. It will be hard to find any of those around... but good luck!

[Ogie Oglethorpe 14]

Yeah, they don't seem to have them online anymore at the very least.

[kkancho 6]

Is 300 flex what you're looking for? I see a bunch of these at my local hockey shop.

[blues_91 0]

The whip flexes are either the 380 (70 easton) or the 440(65?). They are both almost impossible to find now. Best bet would be to get a 75 flex dolomite.

[yipperzz 28]

hockeyoutlet.com's store is by my house and they used to have a lot of the 440's there. but they're all out last week when i went by. but i did see ONE 75 flex dolomite shaft. but they might have more online at their warehouse.

[dietzie27 0]

i just got one off of ebay about 3 weeks ago. love it.

[mack 44]

Problem with a Dolomite is the shape because I don't remember an Inno ever being that thin. That and the Hull's a standard shaft, that might be what he wants.

[Ogie Oglethorpe 14]

I seem to recall they were 340's. A 300 might do, though.

Hockeyoutlet didn't have any in their online store.

[TBLfan 25]

Sorry to hijack but... anyone know where I can get inno blades? I've been looking for the inno toe standard replacement blade.

[mack 44]

Jeez, I haven't seen that in 4+ years. Have you tried various Peranis?

[TBLfan 25]

nope, I'm down in Tampa, FL. I just really want to try something close to a Prospal but in a rh. I've tons of curves but never a severe toe.

[mack 44]

I just saw a Samsonov Z-Carbon go on eBay that looked just like that, but with shovel. I'd check Peranis, probably the one in TX.

[TBLfan 25]

Thanks for the info. I wish there were more hockey shops here in Tampa :(

[jrhky36 1]

I just saw a Samsonov Z-Carbon go on eBay that looked just like that, but with shovel. I'd check Peranis, probably the one in TX.

flint, flint mi is the store to check. when other stores don't have it the flint store usually has it. i remember seeing some the last time i was there. but that was well over a month ago.

[mack 44]

Possibly, but my reasoning is any good pro Z-Carb I've gotten or seen has come out of TX for some reason. Now when I call Peranis I get the main place that knows nothing about pro returns.

[notorious#29 0]

Inno used to have an 1100 that was a Hull-whip flex that was intended for roller hockey (something equivalent to a 75-80 on an easton scale). I thought epuck used to sell them, but couldn't find any.

Anyone see on of these shafts lately?

I got one of the "roller hockey whip" 440 flex 1100s off of Epuck a couple years ago. Just to let you know, it's more of a 65-70, then a 75-80.

[Ogie Oglethorpe 14]

I remember ePuck having them too, but they're apparently out.

[jrhky36 1]

Possibly, but my reasoning is any good pro Z-Carb I've gotten or seen has come out of TX for some reason. Now when I call Peranis I get the main place that knows nothing about pro returns.

are you saying that the dallas store has more pro return? that's intresting. the guys i seem to talk to at the flint store seem to be knowledgable.