Recomendation for an Easton curve

[rudd15 0]

Hi

Thinking of buying some Easton blades. Trying to figure out what curve to go with. I play wing, mostly ice, rarely slapshot, mainly wrist, use the backhand both for passing and shooting a fair bit and stick handle to a degree but nothing too flash. I also usually get lots of heel wear. Currently using CCM V20 with a sundin curve whci I don't like. Too much loft being the main problem.

Thanks in advance

Rudd

[#94 3]

Modano/PM 9.

[nyhockey6 1]

I play almost the same way you do and I went from using the CCM Sundin curve a few years ago to using the Easton Drury/Mission Carter and I love it.

[Chadd 916]

I would try Modano or Iggy if that doesn't work.

[smith21 0]

id say go with the modano

[Jbone 0]

Good observation.You could go with the Modo and try curving it a bit.

[Modo9 0]

Hey man, I am a wing too and I use my backhand a ton for shots and passing and the Modano curve is phenomenal for just that. If you like more of a mid-curve, rather than a mid-heel, the iggy is good for wrist shots and it pretty good for backhanders.

[SLy MaLLone 0]

I agree with the Modano, when I had synergies, I LOVED that curve, it's great for wristers and snap shots. And if I'm not mistaken it has the least loft of any Easton curves.

[rudd15 0]

Sounds good guys. Thanks for the help. I guess teh future is Modano.

[Hockeyman9621 0]

You should consider the CCM Recchi curve, it's a nice mid curve and wicked for wristers. But if it has to be Easton then I like the Drury, it's hard to get used to though.

[Ratfinklives 0]

Sounds good guys. Thanks for the help. I guess teh future is Modano.

Hey you stole my last name... I'd say Iginla is the best Easton curve, followed by Modano

[beaucoup_fish 0]

Not sure if it's too late to add my two cents, but consider a Sakic or an Yzerman as well...the Sakic is especially good for a guy that uses wristers a lot.

[Chadd 916]

Not sure if it's too late to add my two cents, but consider a Sakic or an Yzerman as well...

Yzerman isn't a good ideea if you use your backhand, even the Sakic is a bit lacking in that area.