The p88 is more of a traditional blade. The bottom of the blade is flatter, and the face is more neutral. The p92 has more rockered bottom, and the blade face is more open, meaning the toe has a slight twist that helps to elevate the puck. The reason the p92 is more popular now, is that it's better for shooting off the toe, specifically for ...

2023年11月8日 · The P14’s blade is relatively short compared to other patterns like the P88 and P92, which can impact puck control and handling. I like to consider the P14 the older option for a toe curve that is good for toe release shots, and the P28 is the new and improved toe curve that feels all around better for control and accuracy.

2022年5月9日 · Heel Curves are blades that have more of a curve near the base (or Heel) of the blade. This means that the curve of the blade will start here with the middle and toe of the blade straightening out a little bit. Heel Curves are predominantly used by defensemen as they help improve slap shot power and accuracy.

2010年6月30日 · With the p88 I find that I have to rely more on proper form to elevate the puck vs. being able to do it with a quick snap of the wrists/minimal windup with the p92. Once I got used to it, the p92 huge help with getting off quick, accurate shots under game pressure.

You would have to roll your wrists further foreword vs the P88. You would want something more like a P28 which has a closed toe curve for cupping the puck and making toe drags easier. You would also look for a deeper curve vs a “larger one”. The P92 being only slightly larger but way more open may cause you to lose a little accuracy.

2020年3月9日 · The P29 and P88 are both mid curves that are good all-around sticks. The P88 is a closed face to keep the puck low and flat (and great for backhands) and the P29 has more open face to get more lift on the puck in close, but making it harder to keep the puck from fluttering or flying over the net (and a little worse on backhands).

2019年1月24日 · If you're talking straight retail -- the P92 is a bit longer. The toe is also fatter. Definitely more open as Truggums97 says. As a shooter, P92 is more of a dual rocker blade (easier to shoot from toe or heel), and only the middle of the blade is touching the surface. P88 is more of a flatter bottom and more contact with the surface.

2021年12月2日 · The P92 Curve vs P88? The P88 curve, also known as the Kane curve, is a totally different feel compared to the P92. The P88 has a slight middle curve, but the face doesn’t open nearly as much as the P92 curve. I feel this curve is almost “flat” like a wall, just because it barely opens at the toe in comparison.

THE P92 CURVE. This is the most popular blade pattern used today. This pattern helps you cradle the puck and is great for puck handling in traffic. With the P92, you’ll excel in wrist- and snap shots and find the open face helps elevate the puck. With more blade surface, the P92 makes it easier to tip pucks in front of the net and knock in ...

2021年2月4日 · P88 is more of a mid curve than a P92, which is more of a toe curve. I prefer the P40/P88 when shooting from the dots and back. When I think of the P88, I’m more or less thinking of the old Easton Sakic, which I still use.