Easton Prostocks

[budro727 0]

I recently just picked up a Kopecky prostock SE, and I really like the curve. The problem is, I can't find any more of them. I am willing to buy in bulk (up to a dozen). Is it possible to go through your Easton rep to order more? Thanks for the help.

[Reaper 0]

No.

[budro727 0]

Even if the pattern is in their warehouse? Thanks for the help anyways.

[caldakid 0]

nope

[Ivan 1]

Even if the pattern is in their warehouse? Thanks for the help anyways.

Major manufacturers do not sel direct

[shotty 7]

Even if the pattern is in their warehouse? Thanks for the help anyways.

the best you could ever do is have the shop call the rep on your behalf to check. but, (and someone correct me if i'm wrong) the problem with pro stock is that it's allocated differently than retail stock... if a shop wants it, they get it... no choices on patterns. it's an opportunity buy for the shop. i doubt the curve even has its own SKU.

the best thing to do is find a retail pattern thats close using the db.

[budro727 0]

Okay, thanks a lot for the info!

[mattzilla 0]

or if you really like the curve you can go the Christan (or maybe it was Sherwood???? ) custom route and send in your blade though i have no clue how it works or whatever...

[Moulty7 0]

Check eBay.

[Darel 17 0]

Yeah you can order them direct but you have to give them your stick and you have to order a minimum of 12.

[1stLiner91 0]

maybe get Ballistik Hockey to make you blades.. just send in a blade that was broken off your stick or something, as long as the blades not broken it's ok to make copies.

[budro727 0]

Yeah you can order them direct but you have to give them your stick and you have to order a minimum of 12.

Is this for sure?

[$m0k3 0]

Yeah you can order them direct but you have to give them your stick and you have to order a minimum of 12.

Is this for sure?

Yes, chances are you will have to do it through your LHS.

[drewptwo 1]

You can do custom curves through a few different companies. Sherwood will do wood and composite blades with a minimum order of a dozen. They tend to be a little expensive because they will have to make a blade mold (at your expense). I just recently did custom composites through sherwood for one of my customers and it ran just shy of $100 per blade by the time the mold and everything was done. I could also contact my easton rep just to see if he knows if I could get some of the pro stocks made/ ordered.