Easton Synergy ST Sr. Replacement Blade Yellow '07 Model

[DoubleT96 0]

Likely a stupid question, but I saw HockeyMonkey advertising this blade. The image seems to show the short hosel, which is common in the tapered blades and the specs state "New short hosel, low kickpoint design"; however, I'm not sure if this is equivalent to a tapered spec. I thought that generally speaking, the Synthesis blades were the tapered blades and the Synergy blades were the regular hosel blades. I want a Heatley curve to stick one in my Mission Flyweight shaft and I just want to make sure this blade is compatible with a tapered shaft, i.e., not a regular hosel with a low kick point design for use in standard shafts.

[TBLfan 25]

It's standard, short hosel.

[vitaminZ 0]

Likely a stupid question, but I saw HockeyMonkey advertising this blade. The image seems to show the short hosel, which is common in the tapered blades and the specs state "New short hosel, low kickpoint design"; however, I'm not sure if this is equivalent to a tapered spec. I thought that generally speaking, the Synthesis blades were the tapered blades and the Synergy blades were the regular hosel blades. I want a Heatley curve to stick one in my Mission Flyweight shaft and I just want to make sure this blade is compatible with a tapered shaft, i.e., not a regular hosel with a low kick point design for use in standard shafts.

if that flyweight is a 10-7 flex, Im gonna have to ask if you wanna sell it

[DoubleT96 0]

It is a flyweight 10/7 0-shape shaft, but its my last one and I can't part with it....but I don't blame you at all for asking

[drewptwo 1]

The ST blades are a standard blade but just have a shorter hosel. They will not fit into a tapered shaft. If you want a heatley curve you would have to switch to a synergy II blade or equivelant.