Pros and Cons of stiffer composite blade

[kabby15 0]

what are the Pros and Cons of stiffer composite blade

[Keith 0]

There are no cons to a stiffer blade.. Torque is bad. It's more a case of how any given blade wants to handle vibration.

[Chadd 916]

There are no cons to a stiffer blade.. Torque is bad. It's more a case of how any given blade wants to handle vibration.

I find that stiffer blades have less feel in most cases.

[k-ody.m 0]

and sometimes passes jsut bounce off stiffer blades if your not use to it, but you learn quick

[AWE46M3 0]

I've actually felt that feel has gotten better using a composite blade, although stiffer, unlike wood, it doesnt dampen feel IMO anyway.

I guess the only con would be cost over wood, but even that isn't that much of an issue.

[Keith 0]

There are no cons to a stiffer blade.. Torque is bad. It's more a case of how any given blade wants to handle vibration.

I find that stiffer blades have less feel in most cases.

Those original inno pro stock blades were a good example of a blade that is stiff as hell but can accept a pass. It's the ones tha are too thin and super stiff in my view that tend to have the poor feel.

[Jason 65]

There are no cons to a stiffer blade.. Torque is bad. It's more a case of how any given blade wants to handle vibration.

I find that stiffer blades have less feel in most cases.

Those original inno pro stock blades were a good example of a blade that is stiff as hell but can accept a pass. It's the ones tha are too thin and super stiff in my view that tend to have the poor feel.

This is exactly like my Response Lite Pro Stock. It has a paper thin, stiff blade and the feel isn't the best. Stick shoots great though. Typically I like a really stiff blade as the blade doesn't open up on hard shots. However, the foam and such that is inside the blade matters alot. Examples of stiff blades that have great feel are the Warrior high end sticks and the NBH XXX and XXXX.

[gagner89 0]

Have to learn to "cup" a pass better - but you have a far better release due to reduced torque.