Easton Stick Specs

[heybrady 0]

Hello all. I am just getting back into hockey after not playing at all for 10 years, so I am excited to see all the new stuff that is out, especially sticks. Last time I played was right around when the gold Easton Ultralite and Z Bubbles were popular.

I am looking to compare specs on all the Easton OPS, but find the eastonhockey.com to be a horrible site. No weight or anything other than marketing hype on that site. Since the names are all S-whatever, it is pretty much impossible to make sense of it all.

I first assume that as the number went up S3 to S5 to S7, etc that the sticks got better and lighter. But the more I search the net, I find that might not be the case. Some have concave walls, some square, some heavier, etc.

Is there any site/chart/etc that has all the Stealth and Synergy sticks, with a recap of all including weight?

Right now I have a Dicks SMU Easton ST611, that seems to be almost identical to the S5. Compared to what I was used to (Easton Aluminum) this thing is amazing, but I know it is a heavy OPS. I am looking for another stick and this is good closeout time.

Thanks in advance. I have been on this site for a few weeks now and searching quite a bit. Lots of good info.

[B19Kress 0]

This might help

S17 replaced by S19

S11 replaced by S13

S5 replaced by S7

So there isn't as much of a jump from the S11 to the S13 as their is from S13 up to the S19

[raganblink 82]

If your looking for a good closeout the ST or s11 will be your best bet. Both pretty durable and still mid-high end sticks.

As for a chart? doesn't really exist unless we're looking at the categloge, which will have specs for each model, however they aren't next to each other and you'll have to spend time looking to find all the info out on them.