composite end plug

[ncbrock 0]

doesn anyone know of where I can get one. There used to be one on inline warehouse but its gone now. I need to 2nd day ship one tonight

[littlehockeymatt 0]

hockeymonkey or totalhockey i think ill see you at practice monday

[smtevo 0]

neither of those places listed have them, anyone else know where I can get one?

[littlehockeymatt 0]

nearly impossible to find ive been looking all over the internet still no luck

[Larry54 243]

How about here?

The Hockey Shop

[iceburg19 1]

why does it have to be composite?If wood is to heavy ,I drill out alittle of the middle to lighten it up a bit .and if the plug is to square for the stick i take a file and round the edges abit to match the feel of the shaft,other then that I cant really help you out on that one ,good luck thu.

[Larry54 243]

why does it have to be composite?If wood is to heavy ,I drill out alittle of the middle to lighten it up a bit .and if the plug is to square for the stick i take a file and round the edges abit to match the feel of the shaft,other then that I cant really help you out on that one ,good luck thu.

Though I provided the link, I would never bother with a composite end plug. The slight difference in weight at that end of the stick is insignificant. Just adding tape to the blade of your stick probably has 10 times more effect on how heavy the stick feels than the difference between wood and graphite end plugs.

[Ahriman 1]

shouldn't they modify flex of the stick vastly differently than a wood one though?

[ncbrock 0]

thanks for the link, I just used a wood plug someone on my team had laying around, i did drill some holes in the middle to lighten it a bit.

[nthn19 0]

I do have one, i dont really use it. If you want it PM me and maybe we can work something out

[nthn19 0]

I do have one, i dont really use it. If you want it PM me and maybe we can work something out

[nthn19 0]

I do have one, i dont really use it. If you want it PM me and maybe we can work something out