2008 TPS Catalogue

[JR Boucicaut 3797]

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/pics/JR/2008/TPS/TPS2008.pdf

Sorry about the delay -

Writeup will happen tomorrow

[Havok19 0]

First impression is WOW.

I like the look and the idea of the mutiple flex zone,The new r10 shin look confy and interesting and i liked the r8 shoulder pada so the r10 might be a improvement.Here in quebec we dont get a lot of the tops stuff but i liked the original rx10(one of my best stick with the stealth 05) and i would gladly try there new stick and the Bergeron curve seem close to my Yzerman (R.I.P) curve

[killthepoodle 0]

Are their shoulders made by Farrell now?

[chippa13 1844]

I'm surprised that they've basically brought back the Triflex.

[Havok19 0]

I did not had the chance to use a tri flex but always heard good things about them.

[raygunpk 0]

Do the flex ratings go top/mid/bottom or the other way around?

Also interesting that the Nash curve is now listed as Slight Heel.

Edited May 10, 2008 by raygunpk

[Chadd 916]

Are their shoulders made by Farrell now?

They introduced that before Farrell came to market with his pads.

Do the flex ratings go top/mid/bottom or the other way around?

Also interesting that the Nash curve is now listed as Slight Heel.

Lightest flex is at the top.

[sfael 0]

So is the Nash curve still the same?

[Chadd 916]

So is the Nash curve still the same?

Nope, completely different.

[millencolin9387 0]

Waiit. WTF?

Whats the equivalent to the old Nash, then?

[Chadd 916]

Waiit. WTF?

Whats the equivalent to the old Nash, then?

P119

[JGraz15 53]

Since curve pictures are always misleading, what curve is the new retail Nash closest to?

[raygunpk 0]

That would be the Bergeron, which has a 6 lie. The old Nash had a 5.5 lie.

[Buzz_LightBeer 969]

Nash looked the same to me, and "P119" was always their pro stock "Sakic"

"Midas 22"

[deadmanjolt 1]

I am probably the only one, but now that a few of their gloves have the anti microbial liner they've actually joined my interested in list.

[top 0]

More flex zones = more areas for the stick to break IMO. And what is the actual retail price for those composite TPS plugs?

[li7039 0]

with the 3 flex zones, how do they actually make that. 3 Fuse points ?

[figgifumi_11 3]

Any idea on release date and MSRP on the R6 shoulder pads?

[d10 0]

Which of the newer curves will be closest to the old Tucker/Perry?

[WBGMike 2]

how about a goalie catalog

[Jason 65]

For someone that likes using Easton's 85 flex and NB's 77 flex, what flex would you guys suggest for the R10, whip or regular? I'm just thinking that with the whippy part being at the top that cutting this stick might stiffen it up at a faster rate than with other models.

By the way, I tend to cut my sticks down to about 56.5 inches or so.

Edited May 27, 2008 by Jason

[Chadd 916]

For someone that likes using Easton's 85 flex and NB's 77 flex, what flex would you guys suggest for the R10, whip or regular? I'm just thinking that with the whippy part being at the top that cutting this stick might stiffen it up at a faster rate than with other models.

By the way, I tend to cut my sticks down to about 56.5 inches or so.

Whip, as Regular is 90ish

[kovalchuk71 212]

I agree, we have the Nash at the shop and I can't tell a difference between this years and last years.

[Spreedizzle 1]

For someone that likes using Easton's 85 flex and NB's 77 flex, what flex would you guys suggest for the R10, whip or regular? I'm just thinking that with the whippy part being at the top that cutting this stick might stiffen it up at a faster rate than with other models.

By the way, I tend to cut my sticks down to about 56.5 inches or so.

I'm using my R10 at 55" and it still feels close to an 80 ironically. One helluva snap and wrist shot off of the stick, slap is a bit lacking compared to some of my other less whippy sticks though.

[Jason 65]

I'm not sure that I want to venture into the 80 flex area. I'm happy with Easton's 85 and I feel that Bauer's 77 is actually about the same. Not sure what you guys think about that. I've always found that Bauer and Warrior sticks are stiffer as compared to Easton in the same flex rating. I would rather go to the 90-95 flex zone as opposed to the 75-80 flex zone, so should I go with the R flex then?

What do you think Spree?

I'll have to see who in my area is carrying the stick so I can go flex one and find out for sure.