iceman8310 105 Report post Posted July 17 (edited) About Me Height: 6’3” Weight: 240 lbs Shoots: Right Recent Stick History: Bauer Hyperlite, Sherwood EK365, Warrior QRL, Pro Redline Stick Info: Kovalchuk Thrashers Curve, 85 flex Height: Uncut Weight: 375g (apprx) Grip: Yes Grip Material: Basketball Grip Length: 64" Shaft Shape: Super Round Kick Point: Low Usage: 6 months Blade: Pro has been making sticks for a long time. The feel of the blade feels like any top of the line stick out at the moment. I would compare it to the Vapor series from Bauer. Receiving a pass feels fantastic. Shaft/Flex: The 85 Flex feels like most 85s out on the market. I'm able to load up the shaft without any struggle and the release feels great. I would compare this to the Vapor as well. I like to use a lower flex than I should. The shaft feels amazing. The feel is comparable to the ek15 from sherwood. Nice and balanced. Easy to stick handle and shoot with. Stickhandling/receiving passes: I found the positive attributes of the blade also lead to a good, crisp ping when receiving passes. Likewise when stickhandling. The stick feels well balanced and crisp. Shooting: In my opinion this is the best part of this stick. If your primary shot of choice is a snap shot you will find an increase in shot performance versus the other brands on the market. In terms of wrist shots I found it easy to load versus other major brands. I use more wrist and snap shots than slap shots. Weight/Balance: Feels extremely Light. Durability: The stick is holding up well. No issues to report Intangibles: The price is up there as a current model. It is a beautiful stick. I went with an all white option. Conclusion: Geppetto and Pro have done a great job in terms of growing a market for custom sticks. They really have the best value and execution at the moment. They are my go to sticks these days. You can get a fantastic stick that won't break your budget. Edited July 17 by iceman8310 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
