Easton Hockey Blade

Easton does not make Shanahan curve anymore so im looking for the closest one to that...preferably an easton one as i like their one piece sticks...

It looks like the closest is gonna be a Bauer :the Gange blade is again a defensive square toe blade. This one has a rather sweeping mid curve and minimal amounts of loft. Think Shanahan here and you have the closest Easton blade. But you know they have some shanahan replacement blades on ebay right now...for like ten bucks...good luck!!

2008-01-06 20:37:39 by Evan C

Available @ www.inlinewarehouse.com

What are you looking for in a wrist shot?
Accuracy and control? Top shelf fast? Bit of both?

Forsberg has a slight curve, with a closed face, best for accuray, but will be harder to get the puck up.
Sakic has a deep curve, open face, best for getting the puck up quickly, but you lose some control.
Iginla has a medium curve, slightly closed face, somewhere in the middle of the Forsberg and Sakic.

2009-02-19 17:06:54 by JDubs97

Price: $17.95 $9.99

High-grade hickory hosel
Standard hosel design
Handcrafted

Here are the specs:

Octane, With ABS
Performance pultrusion
Carbon/Glass construction
50 Flex

How do I get a loose blade out? Can I stick it in an oven part way or over open flame? Do I really need to go out and buy a heat gun? Please help!

bring it to the rink or pro shop where you got it, they should have a heat gun / paint stripper to take the blade out. which might still be good but just needs more glue on the hosel, then have them put the blade back in. if it's broken either get a new blade for it, or better yet, invest in a better quality one. no offence but that stick blows like a puckbunny. most graphite sticks are better performance and lighter than wood but a comp of that quality ..

ryan I am discouraging them to use a torch because that's gonna burn the carbon, then they would have to cut it off some and get an extention and re-tape the stick ..

2008-04-12 17:57:10 by hans2818

ABS/fiber paddle
High-grade hickory hosel

I picked up a Easton S11 from the rink today and it has a blade that has broken right at the heel of the stick. If I cut the shaft and dig out the insert, will I be able to fit a tapered blade into the shaft and salvage it?

Depends on if it's a tapered shaft or not (which I don't know because I haven't used that model) if it IS a tapered shaft, you SHOULD be able to fit a tapered blade in it.
If it isn't, try and put a standard fit blade on the opposite side, but do know that it's gonna affect the kickpoint and overall flex though.

2010-02-15 22:37:52 by elshupacabra

Are the Easton Stealth S15 Hockey Blades durable? I play inline hockey and was wondering if they last a long time. Last Easton blade I got was made for ice...it broke in a month.

Depends on the surface. On ice / sport court a composite blade should last you longer than wood; if you're playing on concrete / asphalt you really should use ABS.

2009-10-27 22:18:58 by M T