Pro Stock Pattern

[Moose 1]

I know there are many factors that could affect this question, but I'll ask still.

Looking to pick up a pro stock stick offline similar to the modano/foresberg pattern in easton. the names I can pick from are Clark, Skrastins, Rasmussen, and Perrin. I was wondering if anyone had or was familiar with any of these patterns? The shop said all the ones they have in stock don't have a big curve, but it's not all just about the curve.

PS been a while since i was here, looks good around here still!

Thanks all

[TBLfan 25]

Here, I'll repost it in here:

It's been a while but the last Perrin I saw was an open modano-ish curve.

[DamnLocust 0]

I use mostly modano clones and actually liked the skrastins curve, but it may not be for you. It's a mid heel with a low lie, but wedgier and quite a bit more open than the modano. It also has a rockered toe which was kinda cool to work with.

[supahdon 0]

Looking at HM's pro return SL grips?

TBLFan, you happen to know the which flex Perrin uses? HM didn't list it. Most of the pro return sticks are too stiff for a noodle armed guy like me.

[TBLfan 25]

I think 100 but I don't remember exactly.

[millencolin9387 0]

I was helping out a camp in Penn. that Perrin was at, along with Bob Hartley. I got 2 glimpses of 2 of his sticks. His SL had a bigger curve than a Modano, I'm sure of it, fairly big mid curve, pretty open, and a high lie. His 9KO was the same as the SL, only not quite as big of a curve. Not quite sure about flex, however. He told me really didn't like the 9KO.

[TBLfan 25]

The last stick of his I saw was from the stanley cup year... he's probably made a change since then.

[tips09 0]

I know its not easton but in nbh downie is an exact clone of the forsberg well atleast the 2 that i have are. btw they are right handed. just wanted to let you know if you didnt have your mind set on easton and have the ability to get nbh.

[Buzz_LightBeer 974]

skrastins was using an 85-90 flex on his Synergies, and Stiff on tps