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Does anyone know what Easton's new "liquid silicone molding" process is?

By Scotty, in Ice Hockey Equipment

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Ever since the Z-Bubble changed to the S15 and the Ultra Lite became the ST, both shafts have felt like crap. The S15 feels heavier and more cheaply made than its predecessor. I think we've all noticed that Easton's sticks no longer have that Kevlar feel to them like they used to. Is it even used in their sticks any longer? Regardless, those two shafts don't use compression molding like Easton has done for ages, but rather "Liquid Silicone Molding" to create the shafts.

Anyone know what it is? Or why it has made two of the top shafts of all time feel so horrendous?

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