Lindros curve

[Scorgul 0]

Wich curve is closer to the beauer Lindros curve in Easton stick ?

[Jarick 5]

Iginla. If you click the "Pattern DB" up top there are all the curves described for you. And just to the left of it is "Search" which will give you plenty more information.

[fatwabbit 93]

Isnt the Lindros the P88?

[tryandstopme 35]

Isnt the Lindros the P88?

yeah

[trevor13478 1]

semi off topic, but this doesn't seem to be going much further anyway, so does anyone know if NBH's p12 from the ID program is an iginla clone?

[strosedefence34 179]

i thought the newer Forsberg was a pretty close match to the p88? I could be very wrong though. And I thought the Sakic was more of a heel curve. Again could be wrong

[raygunpk 0]

The Iginla is closed as opposed to the Lindros. If you see it in person it's different, well at least to me.

[themooseisloose 0]

i thought the newer Forsberg was a pretty close match to the p88? I could be very wrong though. And I thought the Sakic was more of a heel curve. Again could be wrong

The Forsberg is nothing like the p88. The Forsberg is a mid-heel with a 5 lie. The p88 is a mid with a 6 lie. The Sakic is a mid that is open towards the toe and I believe it has a 5.5 lie.

[SickLife 2]

the modo/foresberg is the closest i've seen.

i've used actual lindros sticks he left behind at msg after he left the rangers.

[Doctor Hook 0]

P88 is my favorite pattern.

[TBLfan 25]

A Lindros is weird, there's nothing that really matches it. If you go one way, the Iginla is the closest, don't take in account of lie and the Heatley is the closest. Go the other way and you're looking at a Modano/Forsberg. It's all in perception taking in account of your preferences.

[mack 44]

I think the Bauer Lindros is the only pattern to have had a severe mutation since its inception. It started off as a Modano (before there was a Modano) but then started becoming the little ugly thing that it is now.

As mentioned earlier though, the pro Lindros is a pretty little girl.

[hockeydoc 0]

I use a Sakic Easton, but like the Lindros (P88) better, as it is very close but not quite as open faced as the Sakic.

[TBLfan 25]

Did it start off as a Modano? I definitely remember it being very straight but back then I was using woodies since I wasn't skating out much... I just figured the QC on their low end woodies sucked.

[mack 44]

Exactly, the QC wasn't the best (no one's was really, but Koho seemed to do the best) and it was fairly close to a Modano.

[ahearn10 0]

P88 is my favorite pattern.

same here, although I did like the jokinen as well which is a totally different type of curve

[TBLfan 25]

Makes a lot of sense, the last woodie I got and still have is a Bauer 3000, St Louis. It's a heatley-ish curve.

[Rustyhole 1]

Always used Easton Forsberg/Modano but lately I've been buying NBH sticks lately and use the Lindros as opposed to their PM9 Forsberg clone. Didn't really care for the PM9 could've been the stick though as it was a cheap woodie and felt as dead as a piece of lumber!

[jm47 0]

I like the p88 a lot and I'd say Iginla is the closest to it. With that being said it is not very close.

You could look into Warrior sticks and get a Robataille, they are nearly identical.

[topshelf11 0]

I like the p88 a lot and I'd say Iginla is the closest to it. With that being said it is not very close.

You could look into Warrior sticks and get a Robataille, they are nearly identical.

Robitaille is a lower lie (5) than the Lindros (6).

[jm47 0]

It is a lower lie but the curve itself is the same.

[Andoy 5]

semi off topic, but this doesn't seem to be going much further anyway, so does anyone know if NBH's p12 from the ID program is an iginla clone?

I have a p12 blade at home and it's exactly like my iginla st.

[TBLfan 25]

except the lie?

[Andoy 5]

except the lie?

I know it says 7 on the customizer but it feels like 5.5-6.

[-brady2 0]

is a recchi similar?