Help identify my Easton stick

[srv2miker 0]

Hey guys,

HIt up sportchek for their boxing day sale and picked up an Easton synergy elite (grip) for $99. But, I'm pretty sure its pro stock (since the curve is a square toed zetterberg), and the weight doesn't seem to match retail (weight is 464 grams, retail is supposed to be around 425).

Is there any way to confirm what the stick really is? Unlike warrior sticks there is no sticker on the inside, and it doesn't have a name plate. The only code of any kind is on the shaft:

K w 4y7

Only other noteworthy thing about it is that it's slIghtly longer than my pro RBI 7k (by about 1cm).

Any thoughts?

[Hradsky 1]

I don`t really know but the weight sounds about right. Sticks are usually marked way lower than their actual weight. Like a Warrior Mac Daddy is marked as 425g, but it`s really around 470.

[Drewhunz 3]

Is there no barcode at the top of the shaft on the outside?

[srv2miker 0]

There is the store's barcode. The entire sticker says this:

10160114 330376758

885002040243 (this is the barcode)

FGL SYN SE GR MX SR RH

(which I translate to read forzani group ltd synergy SE grip mix/Mexico senior right hand)

[Drewhunz 3]

Yep, Synergy SE Grip.

[srv2miker 0]

FWIW, here's a pic of the pattern.

[NextBobbyOrr 0]

Just wanted to add to this, sorry to threadjack. If there's a white area, where the curve name/flex would usually go can I assume this is prostock? I came across a stash of SL's a while back like that. Even more interesting, one actually had a completely round shaft shape which totally intrigued me.

[Buzz_LightBeer 975]

a white nameplate is odd, typically it's black. the round shaft is a pro option, Kim Johnsson and Owen Nolan have toyed with it while in Minnesota