What's the best place to get pro stock sticks/ sha

[wickedwrister 0]

Looking for a large selection. I am familiar with Perani's already. Thanks.

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

Which pattern?

Hockey Outlet have a lot of Kovalev, Hull, Robitaille and others pro stock stick.

Go on hockeyoutlet.com and search pro stock. You'll find some pro products they have.

I think 1800faceoff have TPS pro stock one piece for a good price.

Do the same thing for 1800faceoff.com that you've did for HO.(search pro stock)

Also, If you have a specific pattern, pm Buzzlightbeer and Ponty, they might have what your looking for.

[wickedwrister 0]

I am kind of fond of a Modano, Fedorov, Hossa, type of curve. I saw a Pro Synergy in a "Somik" curve once. Should have jumped on it.

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

1800faceoff have synergy pro stock, si core , and grip pro stock.

[EBondo 233]

hey wickedwrister, where are you located?? I think my LHS has a Pro Stock Synergy for sale(Somik pattern). I am in South Jersey BTW

[wickedwrister 0]

I am in Michigan. Let me know how much if it's still there. Thanks!

[EBondo 233]

Ok, I will be there on Tuesday, so I will look for you then

[vivaotravez12 0]

Flyersyouth/wicked:If it's the FSZ of Voorhees, the Pro-Stocks run the same as the retail prices. Most of the curves are essentially Drury Clones, with the exception of a few.

[EBondo 233]

Weird, haha I am talking about the S/Z in Voorhees, that's my team's rink, haha...but yeah that's what I thought, I wasn't 110% sure so I wasn't going to say anything

[jimmy 194]

If you can get pro stock sticks for cheap, they are a good deal. However, they do break fast. It's not just the curves, most are constructed lighter than the stock sticks. I weighed a stock Sherwood 9950 vs a pro stock 9950, the pro was significantly lighter. Yesterday, I took a pro stock goalie stick and was going to change the curve from left to right (for me to use as a backup stick). I don't think the blade had any wood, just foam covered by fibreglass. That thing curved like a stick of butter!

If you are looking for funky curves, the pro's are a good deal. But better than that, just have your pro-shop recurve a stock stick for you. This way the stick will last more than 1 period.

[Dave 1]

If you are looking for funky curves, the pro's are a good deal. But better than that, just have your pro-shop recurve a stock stick for you. This way the stick will last more than 1 period.

That might only be an option with wood blades. You cannot curve a comp blade without weakening it to the point that it lasts only a couple of icetimes. Even the holy proshops can't curve comp blades in a better way.

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

If you are looking for funky curves, the pro's are a good deal.  But better than that, just have your pro-shop recurve a stock stick for you.  This way the stick will last more than 1 period.

That might only be an option with wood blades. You cannot curve a comp blade without weakening it to the point that it lasts only a couple of icetimes. Even the holy proshops can't curve comp blades in a better way.

Dave is right.

For the durability, it's not always true. My pro stocks Kovalev are more durable than the retails.

[jimmy 194]

Yes, I wasn't talking about recurving composites, just wood.

[mack 44]

I'd just be happy with a place that made getting 120s a lot easier than it is.