closest curve to iginla?

[tyler33 0]

I am thinking of buying a couple of xn10s or a response +, and I really like the iginla curve on my si-cores and synergys. So I am wondering the messier or nash closer to the iginla? Thanks.

[Buckshott 0]

messier is closer but there isn't really ne curve close to iginla's that tps makes.

[Havok19 0]

Messier is close to Yzerman.Nash is close to sakic.

[Chris_H 0]

The Messiers I`ve seen on XN10 aren`t no where near the Yzerman.

[Cavs019 710]

brendl is close to the yzerman, Messier is close to the iginla. I like it a little more because it doesnt have that hideous blade profile that ruins the Iginla from being a remotely decent curve.

[PH_Hockey2 4]

brendl is close to the yzerman, Messier is close to the iginla. I like it a little more because it doesnt have that hideous blade profile that ruins the Iginla from being a remotely decent curve.

The Iginla curve profile is not all bad. The sakic curve has the bad profile in my eyes.(ex-that huge rocker on the blade)

[Kobe 0]

Note that the Messier is a 6 lie whereas the Iginla is a 5.5.

[tyler33 0]

I think I am going to try to find some pro stock xn10s thats a similar pattren.

[Cavs019 710]

The Iginla curve profile is not all bad. The sakic curve has the bad profile in my eyes.(ex-that huge rocker on the blade)

I think sakic has the best blade profile. That is why PP is PP. :D

[chippa13 1844]

The new Messiers are not very close to the Iginlas. The closest that I can think of in Louisville composite patterns is the Brendl.

[PH_Hockey2 4]

The closest that I can think of in Louisville composite patterns is the Brendl.

Thats what I was thinking too.

[Chadd 916]

Brendl is a huge hook.

[PH_Hockey2 4]

Brendl is a huge hook.

I know that, but when you look at the two patterns the Brendl looks the closest. The Brendl pattern is just more curvy than the Inginla.

[Chadd 916]

It may be the "closest" but it's a very different curve.

[PH_Hockey2 4]

It may be the "closest" but it's a very different curve.

True

[stix04 0]

The Brendl reminds me of the Sherwood Coffey, but some I've seen that are like Yzermans, and sum like Coffey, either way they're both big hooks.

[Cavs019 710]

when it comes to comparing huge curves I don't even look at the subtle differences. A friggin hook is a friggin hook. Yzerman=Thornton=Shanahan=Brendl=Coffey.

[Chez 0]

http://www.tpshockey.com/display_product.asp?product_id=63

this might help you a bit.

[wolveshockey10 0]

I was wondering the same question when I got my XN10, because I had been using the Si- Core (Iginla curve) for ever. I went with the Brendl and used it for a week or two. I hated it and went right back to si-cores. The 2 blades have nothing in common. I would deffinately stay away from the Brendl if you really liked the Iginla curve. I couldn't do a thing with the stick. It was the only stick (curve) ever that I havn't gotten a point with. But you might like it.

[tyler33 0]

A friend of mine has tps wood stick, and its a nash curve, and it seemed pretty nice when I was shooting with it today. Composite is the same as wood right? If so I think I am gonna get a nash, it seemed so close to my iginla.

[Chris_H 0]

No, wood is very inacurate, but Nash is the closest. It doesn`t have no where near as much loft as Sakic.

[lee92 2]

i've never considered the shanahan to be a hook. its not that big of a curve in my opinion

[stix04 0]

i've never considered the shanahan to be a hook. its not that big of a curve in my opinion

thats what i said. i have one and i dont see how its so big.

[all-star 0]

i have both curves. i can tell you the iginla is very similar to the messier. too bad synthesis's werent better. then i wouldnt have synergies with yellow blades.

[lee92 2]

i just picked up a wooden iginla blade today, and i compared it to my sakic n its relatively the same curve, just a tad less with a tad less loft...so i'm gonna say maybe the nash? i'm not sure if they have the same lies tho