how come toe curves arent retail?

[stevoc 0]

I mioss my shanahan curves....

When Easton had it's message board,there was a whole section devoted to complaining about discontinuing the shanny curve and pleading for them to bring it back.

[Jarick 5]

I find it hard to believe that the shanny curve from easton was "unpolpular". I remember just a few years back that was the only blade you could find for adults, especially in an ABS version.

You could take that to mean that they were sold out of everything else but only had Shanny's in stock.

If I were going to market a toe curve, it'd be something a little more accessible...either a Forsberg with a 1/2 toe or an Iginla with a 1/2 toe. The blade profile and lie would be lower than the Shannahan, so more people might be apt to use it. Most guys seem to use a lower lie and rounded toe anyway, might as well cater.

[TBLfan 25]

I would love to see an id type of program that let you pic from various pro patterns. Stick and/or blade.

[Abbieshockey20 1]

Yeah, that'd be awesome, but costly for companies perhaps? Well I guess it would depend on the number of patterns offered.

[Chadd 916]

I would love to see an id type of program that let you pic from various pro patterns. Stick and/or blade.

At least some different options would be nice. A couple small curves would be nice and a P88-like toe would kill.

[HkY_GuY 2]

#46 is sweet but i am lefty.witch one in that chart would be equivalent to a warrior draper with a 4.5 lie?

[malcb33 99]

From what I understand they have a standard lie which is 135 degrees (similar to a Easton Forsberg 5 lie).

[kenneth 5]

i'd be interested in 46 standard depending on price of course :)

[almack 0]

The curves are as stated in the chart they are either standard or tapered not both, I was in contact and its around 40 per blade comp and 25 wood and for 3 to ship to ny it was almost 30 dollars. Several would have to order to make it worth the shipping. They also said expect 2 weeks at least for shipping.

[HkY_GuY 2]

From what I understand they have a standard lie which is 135 degrees (similar to a Easton Forsberg 5 lie).

all there blades have a lie of 5 are you sure? cause on some pics you can see a different lie just compare #11 and #31.

[malcb33 99]

I am not 100% sure as I have never held the blades in my hands, but I asked about the #46 and I was told its their standard lie. Take it for what its worth?