CCM Lecavalier

[kovalchuk71 212]

Is it a true Sakic clone? Is the lie the same?

[redwingsfan93 0]

look at the pattern DB

[lee92 2]

I've noticed on the newer CCM models that the pattern is turning more towards a Sakic-ish type curve, as opposed to the old Lidstrom/Drury wedge that it once was. As far as lie, I'm pretty sure it's a 5.5, or at least it played as one to me.

[sickwilly 37]

I had a Vector 130 that I had to give away because it was such a wedge. I think it was lie 6. I use the Sakic or similar patterns. I found quite a difference.

[stock07 1]

Off topic, but what is the "lie" of a blade and how or what do you look at to tell...sorry to jack the thread...thanks

[interpathway 9]

The angle at which the blade and shaft meet. Higher number=higher lie, more upright. Generally can be found as low as four and as high as seven. 5-6 dominate retail though.

[CAmmon 2]

So they changed the curve again according to the catalog. What is it like now, and what can you compare the 2008-2010 (round toe) model to in Bauer/Easton?

[ZINC 8]

So they changed the curve again according to the catalog. What is it like now, and what can you compare the 2008-2010 (round toe) model to in Bauer/Easton?

This is a great question. CCM has been constantly and subtly changing their curves for the past few years now, I have no clue which curves are which now, even their own charts have numerous patterns for the same blades. Confusing.

[DetroitRedwings94 0]

to clear things up with the current lecavalier.......

It isnt the same as a sakic, not very close. It is more of an open mid-heel curve rather than the open mid sakic.

The new lecavalier is drastically different than the old massive wedge thing that was on all the v10.0s and v120s ect.

I tend to think of the new one as a Drury and a Sakic having a baby.

[CAmmon 2]

Ok, but does anyone have a clone of the one on the V10?

[DetroitRedwings94 0]

Ok, but does anyone have a clone of the one on the V10?

No, none of the other companies do. Im sure you could find plenty of pro stocks that are quite similar