Mission V Hex

[li7039 0]

is this a true OPS or Fused OPS. I wanna know if its worth it to get the OPS (green white)version over the shaft+blade (blue one) version

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Fuse

[li7039 0]

thank you

[li7039 0]

is the fuel a true OPS

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Fuse

[Cavs019 710]

Has this factor ever made a difference? No.

[raygunpk 0]

what qualifies as a true one piece?

[Next Sakic 0]

stealth cnt, xxx lite, mac daddy, kronik

[TBLfan 25]

i could be wrong but I dont think the stealth is a true OPS.

[Cavs019 710]

It's not, pretty sure they still use the process where the shaft is actually inserted into the blade.

[wonderenzo 0]

kronik, offical word from warrior " carbon weave" said it was neither a trupe one or a fused.

[sabre09923 0]

kronik, offical word from warrior " carbon weave" said it was neither a trupe one or a fused.

Sure is a true one

I don't see what all of the fuss is for fused vs. true one. There really isn't any difference in performance.

[wonderenzo 0]

look at warriors website. If it was true one then they would say true one construction (macdaddy) kronik says true one molding. fyi. confirmed by warrior rep.

[TBLfan 25]

a lot of things are confirmed by warrior reps that aren't exactly true. but yeah, it's a true-OPS.

BUT seriously, that means nothing. I bet that if you played with a true-OPS and I switched it out for a fused-OPS that 99.9999% of people wouldn't even notice.

[sabre09923 0]

BUT seriously, that means nothing. I bet that if you played with a true-OPS and I switched it out for a fused-OPS that 99.9999% of people wouldn't even notice, all other things being equal.

Just so people don't get all confused, I'll add the bolded.

[T-Dot. 0]

i was under the impression that true one-piece ops sticks were a lil better in the 'feel' department over fused but could see it being a very minute difference

but am definitely shocked to know that the stealth wasn't a true one-piece

[TBLfan 25]

consider that the mission pulse is considered one of the best sticks for "feel," it's not a true-ops. It's a gimmick, put a wood blade in a shaft and see how much better the "feel" is. If you ask me the blade has a lot more to do with feel than the way the blade is attached to the shaft.

[Steve123 0]

I'm just curious. i have a broken easton sl and a broken stealth cnt. On the sl the fused mark between the shaft and the blade is very noticeable. However, when I look at my stealth I don't see any mark at all. Is it not there or I just haven't looked hard enough. Was thinking about putting a blade in one of them.

[tips09 0]

I'm just curious. i have a broken easton sl and a broken stealth cnt. On the sl the fused mark between the shaft and the blade is very noticeable. However, when I look at my stealth I don't see any mark at all. Is it not there or I just haven't looked hard enough. Was thinking about putting a blade in one of them.

the fuse point on my stealth cnt was a little hard for me to find at first but it is there.

[Steve123 0]

Since I can't see it would it be at the same spot on the shaft as my sl?

[Next Sakic 0]

It's not, pretty sure they still use the process where the shaft is actually inserted into the blade.

not for the CNT. the rod they use to wrap the graphite on is extended for the CNT, so the blade is build on at the same time as the shaft. it is a true one piece. the benefit of that is it flexs more true