Drums And Cymbals

Synergy Heavy

What is a good composite stick for inline hockey?

I had a composite Easton Synergy but the blade cracked all through the center, and I like wood ones but they are heavier. I prefer composite, a composite shaft with a really long lasting composite blade. I play in a league but the ground is almost like the one in a tennis court(that rough) Please Help!

I don't know if you (and / or your parents) are on a budget but I have had no problem whatsoever using such "broken" sticks as a two-piece using the following process:

Put a blade on the other end (after taking off the tape obviously) and tape it at the hosel area of your previously- one piece stick.

As far as which blade to use?
If you're playing on a tennis court, composite blades aren't going to last long.

I'd get something with ABS, like the Koho Crossover; it's heavier sure, but much more durable; plays like fibreglass but the plastic will wear slower than carbon fibre / wood.
If it's not the curve you like, RBK has a similar blade in a couple different patterns.

If you're playing on sport court, see if the pattern you had on the Synergy is available as a replacement blade and see if it fits. (May or may not - depending on if it's a "tapered" blade or not)

Other options:
If within the warranty period, and still have your receipt, get in touch with Easton.
If no longer within the warranty period: www.stickfix.com or www.fixsticks.com

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What is a good composite stick for inline hockey?

I had a composite Easton Synergy but the blade cracked all through the center, and I like wood ones but they are heavier. I prefer composite, a composite shaft with a really long lasting composite blade. I play in a league but the ground is almost like the one in a tennis court(that rough) Please Help!

I don't know if you (and / or your parents) are on a budget but I have had no problem whatsoever using such "broken" sticks as a two-piece using the following process:

Put a blade on the other end (after taking off the tape obviously) and tape it at the hosel area of your previously- one piece stick.

As far as which blade to use?
If you're playing on a tennis court, composite blades aren't going to last long.

I'd get something with ABS, like the Koho Crossover; it's heavier sure, but much more durable; plays like fibreglass but the plastic will wear slower than carbon fibre / wood.
If it's not the curve you like, RBK has a similar blade in a couple different patterns.

If you're playing on sport court, see if the pattern you had on the Synergy is available as a replacement blade and see if it fits. (May or may not - depending on if it's a "tapered" blade or not)

Other options:
If within the warranty period, and still have your receipt, get in touch with Easton.
If no longer within the warranty period: www.stickfix.com or www.fixsticks.com

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