t-flex pic

[crosskore 0]

i searched as well as looked on epuck and couldnt find a pick of the tfelx blade everyone thinks is so great. Can anyone help me? thanx

[Chris_H 0]

There`s a pic of one on ebay if you search T-Flex. All it is is a long hossel, tapered wood blade.

[kosydar 0]

You obviously didn't search that hard. http://www.epuck.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ser...ategory_rn=1803

[Chris_H 0]

There`s a pic of one on ebay if you search T-Flex. All it is is a long hossel, tapered wood blade.

[Chadd 916]

Easton doesn't make t-flex blades for retail anymore.

[crosskore 0]

I did search, but i always thought the tflex was a shaft, so iwent to the tapperd shaft section and look. sorry guys.

[Chadd 916]

I did search, but i always thought the tflex was a shaft, so iwent to the tapperd shaft section and look. sorry guys.

They haven't made the shaft in two years.

[43%burnt 0]

the t-flex is a shaft. its the father of all the tapered shafts out on the market now. the regular t-flex's just used longer hoseled blades instead of the shorties that new shafts like the synthesis use. the new ones are basically just longer t-flexes with short hosel blades.

[Chadd 916]

It's also the father of the Synergy and all OPS as well.

[Eazy_b97 1]

They do come in composite as well.

[ol guff11 0]

they arnt very many rh tflex blades, but theres a crapload of lh

[Guest Boston10]

I still have my t-felx shaft..and oh man was it good back in the day...I liked the blades but as good as they were they were not very durable. Sometimes I would go through one in a month. Yet they were cheap $ wise so overall I wish Easton would still make them but since graphite etc. blades are taking over, the old t-flex will be missed.

[Flo Hockey 7 0]

the t-flex is a shaft. its the father of all the tapered shafts out on the market now. the regular t-flex's just used longer hoseled blades instead of the shorties that new shafts like the synthesis use. the new ones are basically just longer t-flexes with short hosel blades.

Then the Flyweight is the Grandfather of all tapereds shafts. The flyweight came first I think.

[Chadd 916]

I know the t-flex came in aluminum, I don't recall the Flyweight being that old but I could be wrong.

[43%burnt 0]

i believe the aluminum t-flexes were out before mission was even a company. or just about the same time mission started up.

[Ryan_04 0]

For the record, T-Flex shafts (aluminum and composite) have been around longer than Flyweight shafts.

[mack 44]

I'm with 43% on this one. T-Flexes have been around since at least '93 and I don't know if Mission's been around that long.

[Flo Hockey 7 0]

I completely forgot about the aluminums, I feel dumb.

[Eazy_b97 1]

You guys are correct that the Flyweight came after the T-flex, but the Flyweight was the first to incorporate a short hosel blade i believe. At least in tapered.

[Chadd 916]

I'm still not sure that was an advancement.

[JR Boucicaut 3770]

Yes, Eazy_B is correct. T-Flex was the first tapered, Flyweight was the first short-hoseled tapered.

Wonder where he got his info from? :)

[Guest Boston10]

Yes please share :)

By the way did u go to any bruins vs.rangers game at the fleet this year

[JR Boucicaut 3770]

Long story.

No, I've never been to Boston.