NBH XXX-Lite retail grip vs. NBH pro-stock grip levels

[odp 0]

From what I've gathered via searching, the A-D indication on the nameplate of NBH pro-stock sticks indicates the level of grip. (whether it's an amount of grip coating or different grip coating)

I've owned a pro-stock One90 with a "D" level of grip and it was extremely grippy. (I would say comparable to an Easton Grip, 10.0's grip, and Endure)

Can anybody describe what the levels A-C feel like, such as if A is no grip coating at all, or very light?

Also, what would a retail XXX-Lite and Endure be equivalent to? (while I'm at it, anybody in the know about the retail grip One90 too)

[mackallica 0]

The one90s at my store have virtually no grip at all. And the grip on the xxxlites is minimal.

[DarkStar50 680]

The ONE90 Grip OPS is not available until 6/1/07. It will feature red instead of blue as the primary color.

[Langenbrunner15 0]

Red? oh boy..

[whbd18 0]

The A-D is the the construction type.

I got this with my XXX Lites:

http://img385.imageshack.us/img385/1829/4kronwallxe8.png

Notice it says A and my sticks have a very tacky grip and I have some that have B on them that had no grip at all, so that can be ruled out already.

[odp 0]

The plot thickens - any idea what "Construction Type" means? Maybe it's a shaft roundness thing?

[whbd18 0]

The plot thickens - any idea what "Construction Type" means? Maybe it's a shaft roundness thing?

From what I can tell from the ones labeled A + B is that the shaft wall thickness is alot thinner on the B than A. This is comparing more than one stick.

The shaft shape is exactly the same though.