one95 blade

[jazz4all 9]

first, sorry if i repeat the similar topic but i couldn't find any threads comparing these two.

okay, the wood blade doesn't held up well on ice for me but, its better for inline. since i'm playing both ice and inline, and still wanna change the curve, i'm curious about one95 wood blade.

By looking at one95 comp blade review, wow, i'd say its great.

Well, i want to know if these two has the same quality and durability. any opinions?

last, currently want to order PM9 bauer while waiting for any opinions or should i pick easton ST blade zetterberg?

[thorbs 2]

I can't say anything about the wooden blade, but I'm a huge fan of the PM9 curve and the one95 composite blade myself.

[boconnor811 0]

I think most will say the one95 composite blade is one of the better composite blades available. What surface are you playing inline on?

[AIREAYE 248]

I haven't heard good things about the durability of the Bauer wood blades (One95, X:60 etc.) better off with Easton or Sherwood wood blades

[bostonjuniorblackhawks 1]

I haven't heard good things about the durability of the Bauer wood blades (One95, X:60 etc.) better off with Easton or Sherwood wood blades

what he said. My one95 wood blade was garbage.

The ST is a good blade as well.

[jazz4all 9]

what he said. My one95 wood blade was garbage.

The ST is a good blade as well.

quite surprised of it since it's said to be a great blade by IWH. trying to find some decent wood blades but seems like composite is all over in these days...

[bostonjuniorblackhawks 1]

quite surprised of it since it's said to be a great blade by IWH. trying to find some decent wood blades but seems like composite is all over in these days...

I'd go with easton wood blades

[sickwilly 37]

I can't compare it with the wood blades, since it has been a while since I've used one.

The one95 composite blade is amazing, though.

[HockeySavants 5]

I use wood One95 blades, I actually like them quite well, but they are better suited for inline

[jazz4all 9]

and how about easton LAMI wood blade? its quite cheap and lightweight...

[meals7 0]

My x60 wood blade lasted a whole 2 weeks in inline. I typically get a month out of my SE16 wood blades.