Warrior DT2 VS. Top of the line

[yianni54 2]

So, i usually buy the top of the line sticks but apperantly the Gionta curve will only be sold in the lower model sticks due to unpopularity, which baffles me considering people like toe curves. Anyhow, my question is this, because i never have used the lower model sticks and my LHS doesnt carry the DT2, how much different or off is it from top of the line DT1? Is it that much heavier? what would you compare it too? Thanks

[mojo122 538]

Have you looked at this review?

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php/topic/62724-warrior-covert-dt2-buzz-lightbeer/

[yianni54 2]

Decent review. I guess the fact that its 460 grams says a lot considering the Nexus 1000 is 415 grams.

[flip12 717]

From comparing the spec lists between DT1 and 2, it looks like the difference is just fused (DT2) versus "true-1" (DT1) construction.

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

From comparing the spec lists between DT1 and 2, it looks like the difference is just fused (DT2) versus "true-1" (DT1) construction.

That's all it is.

Same materials, both top-end, just different construction which gives the sticks two different feels.

[innotastic 12]

dt2 was meant for bigger players that put more torque on their sticks if i recall miseajeau saying. thats the thought process behind the fused construction versus 1 piece construction; more torque resistance.

other than that they are basically the same stick. slightly different kick point.

[Souldriver 64]

dt2 was meant for bigger players that put more torque on their sticks if i recall miseajeau saying. thats the thought process behind the fused construction versus 1 piece construction; more torque resistance.

other than that they are basically the same stick. slightly different kick point.

+1 straight from the warrior reps mouth.