6 lie forsberg?

[ramensandwich 1]

Hi, sorry for another curve question... I love the forsberg curve, but I have problems with passes going between the blade and my feet. I'm assuming this means I need to try a higher lie?? (most of my tape wear is on the toe)

I'm not too picky about my curve shape, as long as the toe is not open. I know the ccm thornton is closed toe, 6 lie... do you think this would help me out?

[Jarick 5]

Warrior Federov 6 lie?

[Chadd 916]

Check out a CCM Steen, it should be somewhat higher.

[Zac911 317]

how about playing hockey with guys that dont put the puck in your feet??? some passes are more sinister than you think!

[ramensandwich 1]

Check out a CCM Steen, it should be somewhat higher.

what about a recchi? my rink has some recchis on the cheap, curve looks fine to me, i know it's listed as a 5 lie, but will it play higher?

[NWoodhockey17 0]

P88 NBH curve, but i've heard that its not a true 6

[DamnLocust 0]

p88 is a mid, more open, and a big ass rocker.

IIRC, Mission's Boyes Pattern is simlar to the Forsberg, but with a 5.5 lie.

[Remman 0]

If you get the Warrior Fedorov, get a 5 lie. Warrior lie's are usually listed approximately one lower than what they really are.

[wetwilly17 6]

try a richard matvichuk pro stock. they are still around someone on here was selling one recently may still be for sale. same as modano prostock but higher lie. basically it is a retail modano with higher lie, square toe and thinner blade.

[Hockeyman11385 1]

I would definitely take a look at the Warrior's. The Fedorov is the same as the Modano and they have 4, 5, and 6 lie options.