long shot...

[acollette49 0]

does anyone remember the specs on the old (95-96) bauer bure pattern?

[Bucky25 0]

sorry i don't remember but that used to be my favorite blade back then....ahhh the good old days.

[ozolinsh_27 3]

I had one back at the time, it was a good blade. It had to be around a 5-5.5 lie, square toe?

I'm only going off memory here, but I bought them after Bauer started phasing out Tverdovsky blades, which I loved. The Bure blade was the most similar I could find at the time.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

If you look in the Pattern DB and look at Bauer's P10 you will see what it was.

[#94 3]

Are you sure the P10 isn't the Shanahan, JR? I remember the old Bure's, beauty of a pattern. I wish they had something similar these days...

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Another blade chart that confirms P10 was Bure -

http://www.oxskate.com/Documents/Guide/CurveType.htm

[chippa13 1844]

Another blade chart that confirms P10 was Bure -

http://www.oxskate.com/Documents/Guide/CurveType.htm

That was before they changed the P10 to be a toe curve similar to the Shanny.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Well, there you go. Go by the link I posted for the specs, not ours.

[chippa13 1844]

Are you sure the P10 isn't the Shanahan, JR? I remember the old Bure's, beauty of a pattern. I wish they had something similar these days...

The old Bures were my favorites for a while. There really isn't anything out there now that compares to them.

[Chadd 916]

Are you sure the P10 isn't the Shanahan, JR? I remember the old Bure's, beauty of a pattern. I wish they had something similar these days...

The old Bures were my favorites for a while. There really isn't anything out there now that compares to them.

The old Tverdovsky was kinda similar, now I think Lindros is the closest thing to the original Bure.

[chippa13 1844]

Close but it has a much bigger bend to it.

[Chadd 916]

Close but it has a much bigger bend to it.

I agree that 88 is deeper, but it's about as close as you're going to find in terms of profile, lie and curve.

[chippa13 1844]

I know, but I tried it and it was just too much curve for my tastes. I'm pretty much an exclusive Iggy user for now until someone finally comes around to putting the classic Bure on a composite blade.

[#94 3]

Chippa, are you RH? Customs?

[acollette49 0]

Another blade chart that confirms P10 was Bure -

http://www.oxskate.com/Documents/Guide/CurveType.htm

that looks like it might be right. other than the square toe.

[jbyun04 7]

Another blade chart that confirms P10 was Bure -

http://www.oxskate.com/Documents/Guide/CurveType.htm

that looks like it might be right. other than the square toe.

unless they changed bure patterns over the years, I looked at a bunch of old Bure Vapor 4 blades and they all had square toes

[acollette49 0]

Another blade chart that confirms P10 was Bure -

http://www.oxskate.com/Documents/Guide/CurveType.htm

that looks like it might be right. other than the square toe.

unless they changed bure patterns over the years, I looked at a bunch of old Bure Vapor 4 blades and they all had square toes

i suspect they have changed. i have a picture of the bure blade that i was using and it has a round (or rounder) toe. ill see if i can scan it.

[acollette49 0]

you guys who said square toe are correct. or more correct than i. it wasnt a severe looking square like the shanahan. it was more rounded on the top and bottom.