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LkptTiger

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Well, I am thinking of getting a 3-Pack of the Pro-Stock Si-Cores from Peranis, but I am not sure if I should chance it, having never actually held one of his (Sullivan's) sticks. On the site, it says it's a heel curve, which I am cool with; I have gone from Modanos to Tkachucks to, right now, retail Federovs and I love 'em all. I am hoping that some of you might have some experience with his sticks. I know Chadd said that the curve has some shovel to it, which I am not crazy about, but if it is moderate enough I am sure I can adapt. The guy on the phone @ Peranis told me that his best guess on the flex would be somewhere under 100, but that really doesn't help me much, since I really can't work with anything below a 90. Thanks in advance of any help you can offer.

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If it's llike his old Response curve, the curve is significantly smaller than either one and slightly more open. He switched to TPS SW flex, that's more like 80 or so, they could be 85s. Just out of curiousity what was the price on them?

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I'll try and get to a Perani's..was in today actually..is it the #16 Sullivan..i saw some normal Synergy's there..no Si Core's..but wasn't looking to tough..you are looking for a RH yes?

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I would appreciate the look, Jim. Yes, I am a righty.

Chadd: The price the guy gave me was $139 or 3 for $330. I'm not really concernced about the fact that there isn't a warrantee on them; I usually break the blade before the shaft.

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The pics of that curve alwayss make it look bigger than it really is. I love it, excellent for backhand passes and shots.

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It's actually smaller than that? My day keeps getting better and better (until now: off to baseball practice)! I have a good feeling I am buying these sticks.

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The pics of that curve alwayss make it look bigger than it really is. I love it, excellent for backhand passes and shots.

It reminds me of the old Vic Naslunds

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It's a heel with a bit of loft at the toe that throws of perception. if you flip them over you can see exactly where it starts to bend. It's one of the hardest curves to describe and pics really don't do it justice.

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has anyone gotten that pro return sullivan xn10 from 1800faceoff? i thought they would be sold out by now, but they're not.... anyone tried it?

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has anyone gotten that pro return sullivan xn10 from 1800faceoff? i thought they would be sold out by now, but they're not.... anyone tried it?

I know at least one member who had one, didn't get it from them though.

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The last batch of his Easton's I seen, were the ones he sent to his brother last year before he got hurt.(I seen the sticks last year when his brother(Gary)and my old man played on the same old timer timer team, they have been for a while now). The curves on the batch he sent to his brother were nothing close to the ones he used on his TPS or to the ones described above. The stealths had a nasty little toe/heel curve at the end with some fugly blade shape, with a lie something around 4 - 4.5 max. His TPS batch is nothing close to the easton one, unless thats was just something he was trying out. And man from what you guys are saying he used an SW in TPS flexes some around 85 flex, man thats soft, because the stealths and XN10 of his thats I flexed were as stiff as a 5" piece of 2 by 4.

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