s fedorov pro?

[hink9 0]

I tried searching and couldnt find anything, Im curious as to what curve sergei fedorov uses. If anybody has anypics that would be nice.

Thx.

[#94 3]

Lidstrom-ish...

[hunter4oz 0]

yea he uses some kind of heel curve with a square toe. are you trying to buy the curve ?or did you just want to know

[hink9 0]

just curious, im a righty and i heard he uses a curve close to a lecavalier but with a really low lie. thx guys

[Eazy_b97 1]

I think he changed to a Lidstrom/Drury mixture recently. I saw some of his old slight mid-curves at a Perani's the other day. Blade was Adam Oates small.

[Neo5370 132]

If you can find some of the older Christian Puckmasters or Pro Rites online in the Detroit pattern, you might want to pick one up.

I think they used his real curve as a template for that retail curve.

[Guest Marcelo Cordoba]

I tried searching and couldnt find anything, Im curious as to what curve sergei fedorov uses. If anybody has anypics that would be nice.

Thx.

Having made him samples while working for a previous company, I can tell you that the curve is a YP clone with the toe of the blade cut off.

[Fedorov91 0]

Like the last guy said, his more recent pattern is just a Drury clone with a square toe. I dont really care for that one too much. However, his old pattern was real nice. It was a mid curve similar to a Sakic, just not as open at the toe. I held up a Sakic blade next to my Fedorov one and they had the same lie too.

Those Christian blades are the same as the Fedorov pro but I found that since wood blades can be inconsistent, some of the curves on the "Detroit" blades were very small compared to his real one. I supposse you could always curve it though.

[Fedorov91 0]

I even took some pictures, what a nice guy ;) lol

http://img138.exs.cx/img138/488/picture071111wu.jpg

http://img69.exs.cx/img69/8623/picture072116ut.jpg

http://img52.exs.cx/img52/1562/picture075115ue.jpg

[hink9 0]

thanks alot guys :)

[Chadd 916]

Like the last guy said, his more recent pattern is just a Drury clone with a square toe. I dont really care for that one too much. However, his old pattern was real nice. It was a mid curve similar to a Sakic, just not as open at the toe. I held up a Sakic blade next to my Fedorov one and they had the same lie too.

Those Christian blades are the same as the Fedorov pro but I found that since wood blades can be inconsistent, some of the curves on the "Detroit" blades were very small compared to his real one. I supposse you could always curve it though.

Christian is bringing back the Detroit pattern for 2005

[hink9 0]

sweet! will be exactly like the old pattern?

[Chadd 916]

sweet! will be exactly like the old pattern?

That's what they said. 5.5 lie 1/2" mid curve.