Original Easton Silver Synergy ?

[Jbear 113]

What modern twig would shoot the closest to an 85 flex retail Synergy from the early-mid 90's?

[sturdy22 28]

 

7 minutes ago, Jbear said:

What modern twig would shoot the closest to an 85 flex retail Synergy from the early-mid 90's?

Retail synergy would be 2000s.

Easton in the early-mid 90s would be aluminum.

I still use a two piece and those original synergy’s were just a fused (tapered) two piece.

[Jbear 113]

Couldn't remember exactly when I started using them...thanks for clarifying.  And so...my question stands?????

[sturdy22 28]

I won’t be able to answer that question. I haven’t found a true OPS I like.

The two piece sticks and the modern true one pieces have a different feel. As a older player I prefer the feel of the two piece. For me the true one pieces have a tingy plastic feel.

I still have and use Easton and warrior tapered shafts and blades.

Maybe check prostockhockeysticks.com

[start_today 770]

Ice warehouse describes Jetspeeds as a fused 2 piece.  Is it the same process from years ago when they combine the shaft and blade and then just cover up the fuse point?  Or is it a new process? Or, is that an incorrect description? 

[flip12 715]

How did the original Synergy shoot? Was it low-kick because of the T-Flex taper?

[Buzz_LightBeer 969]

Similar but the hosel was much shorter. 
 

you could have some luck with tapered combos that are still around. 
https://hoapahockey.com/products/ps1-shaft?variant=17964471255111

[shooter27 116]

I don’t know enough about the feel and kickpoint to point you to a comparable model. But, I do believe sticks back then felt a lot softer than today (I.e. a stick marked 100 back then felt a lot softer than one marked 100 today). 

[All Flash 49]

Warrior Alpha DX imho

[Krev 86]

For me it's one of: Warrior Alpha DX, Warrior Alpha LX Pro, True Catalyst Pro (SMU stick), and Pro Stock Hockey Sticks with the "E Build".