Warrior 85 flex - Easton 85 flex

[bugscoe 2]

I'm wondering if anyone who has used both of the 85 flexes from Warrior and Easton could offer an opinion on how they compare?

Is one a little stiffer/whippier than the other, etc.

[dangle 0]

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Same concept even though they're discussing different brands

[gelowitz 0]

Nevermind...not worth it.

dangl, he is asking if the 85 flex is different from warrior to easton, not from say a dolomite to a kronik or anything like that. A stick can have the same kickpoint and be marked the same flex, but one can be more whippy than the other, because it's a brand thing and not an industry standard.

[dangle 0]

Nevermind...not worth it.

I was using the link to show that a low end stick's flex may differ from the same company's high end stick's flex. So asking the question on how two different companies sticks flex is a bit broad.

To the OP: Can you mention which sticks your looking at exactly from the two companies?

[gelowitz 0]

Nevermind...not worth it.

I was using the link to show that a low end stick's flex may differ from the same company's high end stick's flex. So asking the question on how two different companies sticks flex is a bit broad.

Yes, that may be true, but he is probably comparing high-end or low-end sticks, and not a high-end warrior and a low-end easton.

That being said, I think the Warrior is a lot more whippy for me than the Easton. It all depends on the stick though, what are you thinking about buying?

[dangle 0]

Yes, that may be true, but he is probably comparing high-end or low-end sticks, and not a high-end warrior and a low-end easton.

This is why I'm asking the OP to clarify for accruacy in a response that he/she may get :)

It all depends on the stick though, what are you thinking about buying?

This is what i was getting at from the beginning..... ;)

[Chadd 916]

85 is roughly 85, regardless of the brand.