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1 Katarina
04.05.2012 07:31:00
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| There is WAY too much to consider when sinectelg a replacement blade. It all depends on how well you know what blade is best for you and of course, how much you're willing to spend. schoolyardpuck.com has an excelent discription of all the things you need to consider when sinectelg a blade. This would include the blade's depth and type of curve, how open the face is, the lie, if you need it regular or tapered, senior or junior, and many other factors. However, for slap shots I would generally suggest focusing on the curve depth and type, the face of the blade, and the lie. Honestly your best bet is going to that site and figuring out what works best for you. I commented on the post for the website letting people know what works best for me. Personally I prefer a closed face, deep, mid curve (you may want it to curve at the toe), high lie, long, square toe, and not rockered.To be honest, I'm kind of cheap, so I just find whatever replacement blade that I can and deal with it until I have to replace it. I found some really good deals on hockeyworld.com If you are a lefty you can pick replacement blades up for like 3 BUCKS!Once you find the replacement blade you are looking for you can look on websites like hockey giant and hockey monkey to find the player that uses your ideal blade. To be honest you're looking and spending a minimum of 25 or 30 bucks.Another thing you might want to consider if you are playing on the street is an abs blade. Cosom makes a great one that goes in the shaft like any other replacement blade.All of the links I mentioned are below. Have fun!!! |
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