Jokinen and Heatley curve the same?

[Boober 0]

are the jokinen and heatley the same curve? thanks

[Chadd 916]

Easton Heatley? No

[deadmanjolt 1]

The old Bauer p106 Heatley and the p106 Jokinen and the new p106 gagne are the same curve. I hope that helps some.

[Boober 0]

so the bauer heatley and the easton heatley are not the same...whats the big difference between the two?

[Chadd 916]

so the bauer heatley and the easton heatley are not the same...whats the big difference between the two?

Bauer is a heel cirve, has more loft and is longer

Easton is a mid curve and the opposite of the other two

[Boober 0]

is the easton still considered open faced? correct me if i'm wrong...the lower the lie number is... the closer it needs to be to your body to lay flat on the ice, right?

[Chadd 916]

is the easton still considered open faced? correct me if i'm wrong...the lower the lie number is... the closer it needs to be to your body to lay flat on the ice, right?

no and no

[Hoquyguy 0]

The Easton Heatley is a low lie (farther away from the body) moderate mid curve slightly open face. It is the pattern of my dreams since Franklin no longer makes Guerin curves, or anything else. The Modano/Forsberg is also a low lie, but more of a heel curve and not as deep, and more of a closed face.

[Boober 0]

thanks for clearing that up for me...i wasn't sure about the lie. as for the heatley curve...does easton make it in a 75 flex?

[sabre09923 0]

I don't think Easton has a Heatley in a 75 since they introduced it this year, and now intermediate is 65; and the senior flexes are 85, 100, and 110.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Next year.