Build your own custom stick from scratch and choose every spec from shaft shape to grip texture. Note that custom orders are subject to current production times. Description: Modified P92 with a slightly flatter heel / mid area, normally called the “Oates” curve. Lie: 6 Blade Length: Medium (30 CM) Blade Shape: P92 with a small dip at the heel.

2023年11月8日 · The PM9 curve, also known as the “Stamkos curve” is a popular closed-face blade pattern option. Having a closed-face curve helps keep shots low on net. This can be a pro for defense taking slap shots on point to make sure …

2022年5月9日 · Choosing the right hockey blade curve or pattern can help elevate your game and increase puck control. Check out our complete guide and charts for more info!

2015年1月11日 · Who wouldn’t want to use the same stick as Ovi or Patrick Kane? Some other examples of players that Bauer curves are named after are; Alex Ovechkin, Patrick Kane, Steven Stamkos, and Nicklas Backstrom. The name of the curve may change as players retire, switch brands or new players emerge. (Figure 3) Next we see a number “P91A”. This is ...

Pros: This curve is great for stick handling and for shooting. The depth allows you to “cup” the puck giving you great control while stick handling. It has a nice smooth curve allowing for great accuracy on shots as well as passes. The closed face allows you to keep pucks low and true.

If you have struggled with finding the right curve in the past or you're looking for a modest curve that suits your playing style, HockeyStickMan would like to suggest our Blade 3 (Bauer PM9 "Stamkos", CCM P14 "Duchene", Warrior W01 "Scheifele" etc) as great mild curve, perfectly suited for playmakers.

2015年9月29日 · So I've been wanting to know, which of bauers retail curves is closest to steven stamkos' real curve? I had a dennis wideman that I could rip shots with but no retail is close to his.

2014年1月24日 · A moderate curve (close to 1/2″) provides a balance of forehand and backhand control and are good for beginners or playmakers. A slight curve gives great control on the fore and backhand sides.

Great for stickhandling, saucer passes, and ofcourse being the biggest stud on the ice. A massive open spoon curve, a mix of heel and toe, beginning from the heel and opening up more and more throughout the blade. It is the ultimate one-timer and wrist shot curve.

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