strongest most durable blade

[Hockey_18 0]

Hey...my friend just bought an easton z-carbon and he broke it in less then 2weeks and I was wondering if any one knew any blade that is the strongest and most durable

Thanks

[Eazy_b97 1]

what surface are you playing on? I really liked the blade on my Vector 110 for roller hockey.

[asdfa 0]

look at the ccm vector blades. they all have plastic in them so they should be pretty durable. dunno about stiffness tho

[Hockey_18 0]

The surface is sportcourt....you guys really think the ccm vector blade will hold up? Because he breaks blades like there nothing

[Eazy_b97 1]

I broke alot of blades as well, but found this blade held up incredibly. It chipped, but stayed stiff and didn't crack.

[Jordan6969 0]

The CCM vector blade is a pretty tough blade, it can take a lot of abuse.

[Whip 0]

For all you vector blade owners are you talking about the v60? if so how is the puck feel like.

[hockey22 0]

hockey_18 ur friend sounds like my friend. he went through blades like they were nothing, so finally he decided to buy wood blades in bulk, and get his own heat gun so he could replace his blades by him self.

idk if this will save money but my friend is satisfied.

also, does ur friend have a good shot or does he just crank down on the stick for a crap shot?

[Chadd 916]

Sounds like he may have a problem with technique.

[hockey22 0]

yea thats what i was thinking

[clboy 0]

Sounds like me, I was breaking Z-carbons/Hybrids even the supposedly indestructable CCM V60 left an right until my LHS guy noticed that it was the heel that was getting smashed up and cut my stick down a half inch. So far so good no broken blades of yet and the puck actually goes off the ground. The V60 is an insanly tough blade though, puck feel is a little dead imo but that's probably to be expected from most abs blades.

[dietzie27 0]

easton ultra graphite, little heavier with more material. maybe some prostock woods.

[HTE__PL8 0]

get him to try the Bauer Vapor X blade