bauer vapour 30

[Bruin88 0]

if i had an easton stick 100-110 flex sakic curve ,which vapour 30 would i get ,like which curve and flex. thank you

[dietzie27 0]

p106, stiff

[Chadd 916]

p106, stiff

Why would he want to get a heel curve if he likes the sakic? the sakic clone, p92, would probably make more sense

[Bruin88 0]

whoa chadd i just looked at ur post count and wow ,anyways the shop only has lindros or jokinin are any of those even close? i liked the jay pandalfo tps pro stock curve and the john madden tps pro stock curve if that helps

[seanmccann 3]

lindros

[Chadd 916]

Lindros is more similar than p106 but not as open.

[ambro 0]

It's close between the two. I would think that Lindros would be closer, but either one you would have to adjust to.

[Bruin88 0]

thanks for the help guys ,i ended up getting a jokenin 102 pro stiff and i love it ,ill review it once i find out how to

[Megamandan 0]

Like Chadd said the P92 is your best bet. New curve for 05, it's a Sakic clone so it would be perfect. The flex, either a 102 or 112, Bauer's flexes are just 2 higher than on the Easton scale.

[marek svatos 0]

i like the sakic curve and i'm getting a XX and they dont have the naslund, so is a jokinen the best bet or is there something closer?

[ambro 0]

It's up to you. Do you want to get used to a smaller curve, or a less open face? The P88 is the one with a less open face, but a similar sized curve to the Sakic, and the P106 Jokinen is a bit smaller, but has the same open face as a Sakic. The Jokinen is also a mid-heel type curve, but is gradual so it still looks like a mid curve. So whichever is easier for you to get used to--less curve or less open face--is the one you should get.

[marek svatos 0]

thanks for the explanation

[Bruin88 0]

i'm used to the easton sakic too ,i just got the xxx jokenin and it was an easy transition.

[ambro 0]

Yea I forgot to add in my post... I think the Jokinen would be an easier transition from the Sakic than a Lindros would be.