Pro Return Reebok Sickick

[jgiovanni 0]

Does anyone have any experiences with Jagr pro return sticks?

Ebay has some up for sale and I was just wondering if they are worth it. I believe they are the same ones as proreturnhockey.com has.

Any answers will be much appreciated?

[DarkStar50 680]

Show me the link to the stick on ebay. I had a game used CCM Jagr OPS a few months ago. I posted pictures of it here. The shaft was very stiff. The blade had a huge toe curve, old school CCCP style.

[#96 0]

One of the descriptions on the proreturn site says his is "Curve Location: 6 (Mid curve)". But another one says "Toe Curve". I guess he's mixing it up. The ones I've seen myself and from what I can tell on TV are all toe curves, HUGE hooks.

[jgiovanni 0]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...%3D50%26fvi%3D1

ended up winning the auction

[DarkStar50 680]

Congratulations, that curve matches what I had. I hope you like a stiff shaft because there will be no flex in those twigs! Good deal!

[odp 0]

I was at their store the other day - it didn't seem any stiffer than any other 45kp RBK stick. Can't remember if it was excessively tall though.

[jgiovanni 0]

Hey Dark Star, how did you like the stick other then the flex. Is this a good price to pay for the two sticks? How does his curves compare to his old Koho curves?

[DarkStar50 680]

The Jagr stick I had did not belong to me to keep. An NHL linesman is a good friend of mine. He got the stick after a Rangers game he worked for his son. Jagr broke the stick during the game. I asked the son to bring the stick into the shop so I could post pictures of it here. The blade was cracked during the game so it was no longer a playable stick.

[jgiovanni 0]

Do you have a link to the post please?

[DarkStar50 680]

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index...c=27085&hl=

[jgiovanni 0]

Thanks, much appreciated

[kornsined 0]

is that considered a toe curve?

[DarkStar50 680]

Well the blade is straight for about 75% of the face before the wicked nosepicker hook at the end. Yes, that is a classic toe curve, CCCP style. All the great CCCP teams of the 70s and 80s used this style of blade. When the first Euros came over to the NHL these curves were illegal. The Euros had to change their blade patterns for NHL play.