Response + or XN10

[Bodak1340 0]

What is the difference between the Response + and the XN10? Which one should i get? If you already have one then do you like it? Thank You :D

[ShaneyB 0]

xn10 is lighter

[McCabe24 0]

I have the Response + and like it. If you get it in the right curve and flex it will really perform well for you. I believe the blades are the same so I would choose on factors based on available curves and flexes and possibly shaft texture and weight.

[tyler33 0]

I heard they actually perform about the same. The xn10 is lighter, but its not very noticable.

But if I were you Id get an xn10, because I know there were some stores on the net where you could get them for like $120 or somewhere in that ballpark.

[lee92 2]

if i had the choice, i think i'd go with the response plus. it just seems more balanced, since they both have the same blade, but the response +'s shaft is heavier so it balances it out better.

[Bauer_freAK 0]

love my XN10

best stick ever for me!! :)

Response + is nice too

but when i tried it it was too short...

[tooley18 0]

I just bought the xn10 and I must say that my shots are rockets now. I didn't try the R+ but the XN10 is a great stick...the best I own

[Bodak1340 0]

i have seen an INT response + for 109

[Kobe 0]

Well I'll jump in on here since nobody directly answered your question. The response xn10 has the xn10 carbon shaft while the response + has the graphite/aramid shaft. Both shafts share the same pre-preg composite blade. I too think that the R+ is more balanced though because of the slightly heavier shaft. IMO, I think the xn10's shaft is too light for its blade and thus makes it a little bit blade heavy.

[Bodak1340 0]

OK, thank you everyone who replied

[stickler012 0]

Well I'll jump in on here since nobody directly answered your question. The response xn10 has the xn10 carbon shaft while the response + has the graphite/aramid shaft. Both shafts share the same pre-preg composite blade. I too think that the R+ is more balanced though because of the slightly heavier shaft. IMO, I think the xn10's shaft is too light for its blade and thus makes it a little bit blade heavy.

I feel the same about the balance of the R+

[mojo122 541]

You can't go wrong with either of these OPS's. I have the XN10 and the pattern I'm using doesn't feel blade heavy at all to me .

[Bodak1340 0]

The response xn10 has the xn10 carbon shaft while the response + has the graphite/aramid shaft.

On the website, tpshockey.com, it says that the XN10 and the response + shafts are both made of aramid/graphite.

[ambro 0]

The website is wrong. The Xn10 shaft, as said above, is made of the Xn10 carbon material.

[Sniper407 0]

response +... cheaper and more durable (IMO)

[LetsGoWings13 0]

lol just stick with your vector

[Hockey96 0]

I got the Response + and love it. First game I scored 4 goals with it!