chronological stick use

[ryno 0]

Wow talk about a trip down memory lane. First stick ever was a CCM something or other back in the early to mid 80's. Here are some others I remember using.

Cooper (?)

Titan (TPM2020)

Louisville (TPS)

Canadien (6001, 7001)

Sher-Wood (5030, 7000, 7030, 9030)

Koho (ProFibre, Revolution)

Christian (Superstick 2000?)

Bauer (3030)

Easton (Lots of different shafts)

Inno (1100)

CCM Vector

Louisville (Response, XN10)

There are plenty of others I can't think of at the moment. The ones I miss the most are the old Titan 2020's (Gretzky model), I still have an old busted one laying around somewhere..

[mack 44]

If I can remember right...

Koho Profibre-Easton Gretzky-Easton A/C 7100-Louisville CXS-Koho Revolution-Easton Convex-Easton A/C 7000-Koho Vector DRC-Easton T-Flex Graphite-Innovative PF1000-Easton A/C Convex-Easton Ultra Lite-Bauer DET-Koho Revolution DRC-Easton Ultra Comp(or whatever it was with "shark skin")-Easton A/G 7000-Koho CoreLight-Easton Z-Bubble-Easton Grip Lite-Innovative 1100-Koho ABS Cap-Easton Synergy-TPS Response-TPS Response Rubber-Easton Z-Bubble Grip-Easton Synthesis/Grip-Nike Apollo-TPS XN10-Easton Si-Core-Easton Stealth

[Bauer_freAK 0]

1st: couple of wood sticks jr/sr

2nd: Easton Taperwall

3rd: Franklin Carbon/Wood shaft

4th: Easton Ultra Lite

5th: Bauer TriFlex

6th: TPS Response XN10

[hip check 0]

The mid-80's are memory lane?? Dang - I'm old then! I started hockey in 1976 - six years old.

early 70's Northland - with the three green stripes on the shaft (there were no numbers then), dead-straight blade Sr. model cut way down to fit me, blade cut down as well.

I remember the 'fish-skinned' look (thick fibreglass) Canadiens. My uncle gave me one for Christmas - lasted till the same time the next year!! You couldn't wear them out!

I had an orange Artis with a blue ABS blade in peewee - early 80's.

A fibreglass/foam filled Chimo stick that splintered like mad when it broke.

One of the first Innovatives - black with blue and white graphics - and the polarfibre grip. A model 1000 maybe?

Now I have a pro-stock orange Synergy (not a Si-Core). Fun to see the development over the years.

[#94 3]

First stick- Vic woodie LH

... realized I wasn't left handed...

Used Bauer Supreme 3030 jr. woodies habitually...

First composite stick- Easton Cyclone with Bauer Supreme Lindros woodie.

First OPS- Easton Synergy Yzerman pro stock.

Current- Bauer Vapor XX P91/ Bauer Vapor XX Patrick Sharp pro stock.

[Thockey17 1]

First Wood: Sherwood

First Aluminum: Orange Nike

First Composite shaft: Easton Ulra-Lite

First OPS: Easton Synergy

[ponty 0]

Alright I like the first stick type thing. That I can do ...

First Wood: Pro Return Gretzky Titan 2020

First Aluminum: Black Canadien 9001. Made by Easton.

First Composite shaft: Easton Ultra-Lite

First OPS: Koho XL

[Dan_The_Man_16 0]

First Wood: Super small cut down Sr. KoHo with ABS blade (cut so short it only reads KoHo, and then first one I played with was a Skor.

First Aluminium: Blue and black Easton Aluminium.

First Graphite: Easton E-Flex or KoHo CoreLight

First OPS: Xcite, but my first "real" OPS was a Hesleper Nemesis Alpha I just recently bought. Then I bought an R+ and then a XX and now I've broken all of them and am on my Stealth.

Current sticks (I use): Easton Stealth, Inno 1100, and my custom woodies.

[forsberg91 0]

Branches Something Thousand (Can't tell because it's cut off. It's that short)

Straight Blade, Black Bauer Something, Koho 2260, Gretzgy Hespeller, Easton Ultra Carbon with a Allison curve something, Easton ZBubble with a Louisville Xtra Lite blade,

Easton SyNergy Grip Yzerman, and what I use currently, an Easton SyNergy Si-Core Yzerman

[J-Shera 0]

Started with and old cooper black wood stick with a straight blade, then used some more woddies. Then i eventually moved up to A red Easton Shootout Jr aluminum stick. Then went to the Silver nike aluminem. Then to some more woddies and now using My larinov pro black response shaft with a Xv hossa blade

[mojo122 530]

First wood: Northland Custom pro

First Aluminum: Christian

First Composite Shaft: Fontaine

First OPS: XN10

[yzerman_17 0]

some kinda sherwood woodie int a e-flex senior an yzerman e-flex senior

a ccm heat senior a tps response senior a tsm 21 titan senior a canadian cpm85 senior and a 5030 senior

[Sniper407 0]

koho revolution wood stick >>>> easton classic aluminum shaft with koho blade >>>> easton e-flex with easton blade >>>> easton cyclone with koho blade oz-something pattern>>>> easton z-bubble with easton blade (yzerman) >>>> easton synergy yzerman>>>> eastoon grip synergy (gold shanny) >>>> Mission M-1 gaborik >>>> Easton Synergy >>>> tps resonse rubber >>>> easton synthesis with composite blade modano >>>> easton ultra lite with wood easton blade (modano) then composite baure blade (lindros) >>>>easton grip synthesis with wood blade (modano) >>>> bauer vapor XX lindros >>>> innovative true 1 mogilny>>>> easton si-core modano >>>> response plus nash >>>> easton stealth sakic >>>> easton stealth modano >>>> looking for a new one (looking at 1100 tapered with some kind of blade)

some of the OPS i had two of at a time... the shafts were mostly experimental... the first synthesis was from a easton skate buying offer thing... throw in a few woodies and thats it...

the fact that i remembered the sticks is incredible. none of it is made up. i even remeber breaking my cyclone in the locker room after a game in peewee because we were all showing off flex. but when i started remebering the patterns of all my blades from such a long time ago i got a little freaked out...

[blues_91 0]

First woody-white koho cut really short

First shaft-Nike Ignite 5(awesome shaft)

First OPS-Tps Response(yellow one)

Current sticks:Innovative 1100 shaft R2 woody blade, and synthesis shaft blade combo

[duckjob 1]

koho ultimate, koho revolution, sherwood 7000, sherwood 9950, innovative pf1000, easton a/g 7000,synergy, inno 1100, inno novius tapered, v120, novius grip tapered. I'm sure I missed some sticks. The novius tapered shafts are my favorite to date.