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YzerWIN 06-17-2012 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by !Nhan (Post 7949642)
skate experts out there, is it worth forking out $30 more for one70 supremes over one60s?

Absolutely. One70 has not only a better moldable liner for your foot but also a stiffer quarter package for support. I say it's definitely worth it.

skiiipi 06-18-2012 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by !Nhan (Post 7949642)
skate experts out there, is it worth forking out $30 more for one70 supremes over one60s?

To get more technical, One60 is built with a external heel counter, so like a traditional skate. One of the unique property of supreme skate is the anatomical heel pocket, this is achieved by building the skate without a heel counter, making the entire heel of the skate fully heat moldable and fit snug to your ankle. This is found on the One70 and up....so in short yes..One60 and One70 are totally different skates. Differance between One70 and One80s are gonna be less, and more based on lighter material, and stiffer outsole...

SumAznGuy 06-18-2012 06:54 AM

Woohoo. Another $200+ down the drain.
Picked up a Bauer Nexus 1000 stick, of course in Backstrom 77 flex. But I won't be able to try the stick out till Mon 25th. =(

jdmhaze 06-18-2012 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by SumAznGuy (Post 7950808)
Woohoo. Another $200+ down the drain.
Picked up a Bauer Nexus 1000 stick, of course in Backstrom 77 flex. But I won't be able to try the stick out till Mon 25th. =(

Show us an updated pic of your stick collection again:fullofwin:

SumAznGuy 06-18-2012 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by jdmhaze (Post 7950821)
Show us an updated pic of your stick collection again:fullofwin:

Lol. I've managed to cut it down a bit now.
I only have my Tone 77 flex and an 87 flex.
I have a Tone LE uncut, Easton RS uncut, and not the Nexus 1000.

Spidey 06-18-2012 04:31 PM

I know it is your money and you can do spend it on whatever you want, but do you really find that there's much of a difference between, even, the one95s and the current nexus 1000? I found my totalone was pretty much the same as the one95, I actually liked the on95 better..... Just picking up the nexus the other day, off the rack, I wasn't all that impressed. Don't get me wrong, it is a nice stick, but there's nothing out there that will make me drop 200 bucks on a stick anymore. That is why I am glad Base is out there. I can get a good quality stick that is light and durable, for a reasonable price.

SumAznGuy 06-18-2012 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueG2 (Post 7951172)
I know it is your money and you can do spend it on whatever you want, but do you really find that there's much of a difference between, even, the one95s and the current nexus 1000? I found my totalone was pretty much the same as the one95, I actually liked the on95 better..... Just picking up the nexus the other day, off the rack, I wasn't all that impressed. Don't get me wrong, it is a nice stick, but there's nothing out there that will make me drop 200 bucks on a stick anymore. That is why I am glad Base is out there. I can get a good quality stick that is light and durable, for a reasonable price.

I loved my One95 Backstrom 77 flex but when they wore out, I jumped on the Tone cause I was offered a great deal on it.
Well, now that the Nexus 1000 is out, I was given a great deal to try one.

I didn't find too much difference between the One95 and Tone, I don't think there is going to be too much difference between the Tone and Nexus either. But hey, you never know till you tried the stick.

Hopefully, I should have enough sticks to last me another 2 years.

D'oh just realized I have an uncut Tone 77 as well as the other uncut sticks.

mickz 06-18-2012 08:34 PM

The shaft shape on the Nexus is the same as the Total ONE but the flex profiles are different.

YzerWIN 06-18-2012 09:33 PM

NXS 1000 definitely is softer in regards to the flex profile. Effortless loading! Possibly my next stick whenever my EQ50 bites the dust.

Tried on the the 1000 shoulders today at Sport Chek in Richmond and wow, definitely impressed.

They also got more se16 sticks in! :fullofwin:

pinke 06-18-2012 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by YzerWIN (Post 7951479)
NXS 1000 definitely is softer in regards to the flex profile. Effortless loading! Possibly my next stick whenever my EQ50 bites the dust.

Tried on the the 1000 shoulders today at Sport Chek in Richmond and wow, definitely impressed.

They also got more se16 sticks in! :fullofwin:

did you happen to see what flexes and curves were in stock for the se16's? and how much are they going for now?

True.True 06-19-2012 07:04 AM

fuck i miss hockey. broke my leg 4 months ago. titanium rod and 4 screws in my tib :(

SumAznGuy 06-19-2012 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by True.True (Post 7951786)
fuck i miss hockey. broke my leg 4 months ago. titanium rod and 4 screws in my tib :(

Yeah, we are missing you on our teams too. How's the leg feeling now?
How is your goalie's knee?

skiiipi 06-19-2012 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by YzerWIN (Post 7951479)
NXS 1000 definitely is softer in regards to the flex profile. Effortless loading! Possibly my next stick whenever my EQ50 bites the dust.

Tried on the the 1000 shoulders today at Sport Chek in Richmond and wow, definitely impressed.

They also got more se16 sticks in! :fullofwin:

SE16 will be a doorcrasher for Hockey Plus...dont quote me..but should me around the neighbourhood of $129.99-149.99

6thGear. 06-19-2012 12:11 PM

So ever since I switched to a cage, I've must've taken about 5 more high sticks since then. Saved me yet again last night during my ashl game. The guy prob would've broken my nose as he hit me pretty hard(in front of ref while battling for the puck and of course no call). I'm sure I would've lost all my front teeth and more stitches to my face if I hadn't switched to a cage. Not a bad idea for anyone who's thinking of switching

UFO 06-19-2012 01:33 PM

My same experience too with cage. When I used a half visor, I'd get an errant stick maybe once a season, luckily nothing major. With the full cage, I get something probably 5 times a season but at least I dont have to pay the price. Maybe its because the cage sticks out more and is more prone to contact, or I'm less careful in scrums and corners because I know I'm protected.

6thGear. 06-19-2012 10:09 PM

What irks me is the no-calls. So just because one wears a cage it allows an opposing player to be reckless with their stick and get away with it? Isn't the idea of stick infractions to be responsible for ones' stick?

On another note, anyone ordering gear from Hockeygiant/hockeymonkey? I need a set of screws since I lost 1 tonight during PICH game. I need this one

Mission Inline Hockey Square Bolt

Unless someone knows a local shop that carries this type?

!Nhan 06-19-2012 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by 6thGear. (Post 7952543)
What irks me is the no-calls. So just because one wears a cage it allows an opposing player to be reckless with their stick and get away with it? Isn't the idea of stick infractions to be responsible for ones' stick?

On another note, anyone ordering gear from Hockeygiant/hockeymonkey? I need a set of screws since I lost 1 tonight during PICH game. I need this one

Mission Inline Hockey Square Bolt

Unless someone knows a local shop that carries this type?

LOL pays 5 bux for 8 screws when only 1 is needed. Go try cyclones or hockeyshop first before i order that online for you

6thGear. 06-19-2012 11:26 PM

I checked THS and Cyclone website when I got home after our game and they don't show it. I can call tmrw, but I'd rather pay $5 for 8. This design was made to prevent losing screws but since it still happened, I'd like some extra's for next time. That and I don't feel like going around town looking for 1 damn screw.

RevYouUp 06-19-2012 11:42 PM

hmm theres going to be a liquidation sale on the 21st

8 DAY SPORTING & LIQUIDATION SALE : Upcoming Auctions

UFO 06-20-2012 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by 6thGear. (Post 7952543)
What irks me is the no-calls. So just because one wears a cage it allows an opposing player to be reckless with their stick and get away with it? Isn't the idea of stick infractions to be responsible for ones' stick?

For sure. It's a tough one in many cases since its hard to 100% see stick to head contact unless there is some reaction from the guy that gets clipped. But if you purposely snap your head back or hold your face with a cage so the ref sees contact that's a dick move.

I've just come to accept that there will be more missed calls with a cage. Intact face > powerplay any day of the year

6thGear. 06-20-2012 10:24 PM

I wouldn't say I purposely snap my head back, more like a knee jerk reaction...:okay:

JKam 06-21-2012 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by RevYouUp (Post 7952633)
hmm theres going to be a liquidation sale on the 21st

8 DAY SPORTING & LIQUIDATION SALE : Upcoming Auctions

if anyone goes, post up what notable sticks/gear they have. Judging from the auction photos it doesn't look like much

mickz 06-21-2012 12:20 PM

Not much to report from this sale. Everything was 50% off the sticker price but the gear was pretty low end.

6thGear. 06-21-2012 06:38 PM

That's what I heard from a couple friends as well. Saved me a trip down there..lol

mickz 06-21-2012 07:53 PM

Most guys were buying just tape. They had these sticks called "Infinity". $25 for a SE16 lookalike and $75 for this black/gold one. Both felt like Canadian Tire sticks.

There are much better deals to be had on Hockey Monkey.


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