Buying new stick

[x11x 0]

1. How do the Synthesis Grip int. and Vector 110 int. compare.

2. How do the Modano/Forsberg, Iginla, and Recchi curves compare?

[T-Dot. 0]

i would say that the V110 Int is more durable and easily the same for performance as the synthesis(only going with personal experience wit the V110)

and the curves of modano , forsberg, iginla , recchi go in that order

modano's being the smallest followed by the similar forsberg then iginla's is slightly bigger wit more of a toe curve right near the end and recchi following up wit the biggest mid/closed curve

[kärpät 0]

try the warrior dolomite. Best stick on the market for an afordable price tag.

[x11x 0]

Is the Recchi good for slapshots?

[godiogo 0]

I just switched from a Recchi blade to a Forsberg carbon blade. I find that a slighter curve works better for me, but you should probably try to borrow your friends' sticks so you can see what you like best.

[James 0]

and the curves of modano , forsberg, iginla , recchi go in that order

modano's being the smallest followed by the similar forsberg then iginla's is slightly bigger wit more of a toe curve right near the end and recchi following up wit the biggest mid/closed curve

Modano and Forsberg are the same patterns. Easton no longer makes the Modano pattern since he switched to RBK and then Warrior. They are both Easton P-4, Mid/heel 3/8"/9mm lie 5

[TBLfan 25]

the recchi and iginla are practically the same curve, the face of the blade on the recchi is neutral and it's closed on the iginla. The iginla blade is about 1/2" shorter than the recchi and the recchi has a square toe. The Recchi is also a slightly lower lie than the iginla.