Fury Transflex technology?

[odp 0]

I ran into this on the Fury site, about their "Transflex" technology.

• The ultimate in shaft flex consistency. No longer do you add stiffness to stickafter cutting stick down.

• Built similar to golf club in that flex alternates down shaft in tight intervals. Process is accomplished with hand wrapping procedure.

• Allows kick point to remain consistent for shooting accuracy.

http://www.furysport.com/Hockey/Sticks/diamondback.aspx

Doesn't quite make sense to me. Anybody know if there's any truth to this technology? Maybe somebody who's really familiar with alot of golf - like the Maple Leafs? (sorry, couldn't resist)

[revolutionz_s13 0]

hmmm...not so sure about their procedures tho....

Machine-wrapping sheath to provide the ultimate in consistency

Process is accomplished with hand

wrapping procedure

they need to make up their minds on which way its done :lol:

[Chadd 916]

I've used their sticks and never really liked the performance at all.

[Keith 0]

I've heard their sticks are dogs, so......

[TBLfan 25]

Their blades are nice, at least the blade I had was. One of the best feel I've ever gotten from a blade.

[mack 44]

Isn't that Easton's differential flex?

[cause4alarm 7]

Any update on this?

This seems to have gone relatively unnoticed, even on a place like the MSH boards.

[Drewhunz 3]

Gotta give some love for the Sidewinder. More impressed with this twig than any I've used in a long time.

[Buzz_LightBeer 974]

ditto to the sidewinder