E3,E36,or E28- best puck control?

[OrrSmith 4]

Which of the dual lie Easton patterns would give you the best puck control?

[Chadd 916]

None of them will make you better with the puck, that comes from practice. The curves with less loft are usually easier to control, as the puck is less likely to flip up on you while making a move or catching a pass.

[PMurphy17 25]

None of them will make you better with the puck, that comes from practice. The curves with less loft are usually easier to control, as the puck is less likely to flip up on you while making a move or catching a pass.

My answer was going to be "Better get the Danglator"

[OrrSmith 4]

None of them will make you better with the puck, that comes from practice. The curves with less loft are usually easier to control, as the puck is less likely to flip up on you while making a move or catching a pass.

I meant that if I was planning to purchase one of those patterns, which one would do the best job with puck control out of those 3 patterns?

[Cavs019 710]

Chadd's post sufficiently answered your question. To add, whichever one is the correct lie and you feel most comfortable with.

[romdj 26]

if there was an answer, people would all get the same curve...but they don't so no curve is the best curve...if by puck control you mean toe-drags, I'd say e28, but if you mean versatility, e36 and so on.