Wood Blade

[Chadd 916]

Which is why I've always been befuddled at the fact that Warrior openly states they choose to use fiberglass in their sticks.

Nothing wrong with using fiberglass as an ingredient, it all depends on the ratios used.

[Jarick 5]

Are you talking about wood blades? I was talking about layers of fiberglass on the wood blades for stiffness. The Easton seems like it's just a solid piece of wood with the thinnest glass coating possible.

[sifl 0]

need some help here with the hybrid blade.

is this current se pro blade,

http://www.inlinewarehouse.com/Easton_Synergy_SE_Pro_Comp_Hockey_Blades_Sr_2010/descpage-ESEPB.html

the same as these old blades?

http://www.hockey.us/adult-replacement-hockey-blades/c1000003926/easton-hybrid-pro-replacement-blade-p25238.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=googlebase&utm_campaign=googleproductsearch&mr:trackingCode=0D4D7AF4-F13D-E011-8262-001B2163195C&mr:referralID=NA

i thought they had stopped making those, i liked them and would definitely use them again. thanks for any replies.