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Easton S14
So I snapped my reebok 11k yesterday and was planning on picking up an RS and my local sports shop. I stopped into sportchek (where i don't buy my sticks) And noticed the S14 was on sale for 79$. I had a 50$ gift card in my wallet so said what the hell i'll try it out and if it sucks i'll just go buy the RS. What info does anybody have on this stick?
Is the s14 even made anymore? If not is there another stick in it's place? How would you compare the S14 to a reebok 11k. I'm assuming it isn't as good but if it matches up at all I'll stick with it. Will there be that much difference in the s14 and the RS. I don't need a stick any better than my old 11k, but i don't want anything worse. Any information you guys have on the s14 would be appreciated. I cant find any info online, hockey monkey doesn't even sell it. |
The S14 is an SMU product for that company and sits (within the S19 line) around the S15 level if not slightly below. It's an upper-middle end stick that is pretty decent for that level and even more so on sale, but won't stack up to your 11K.
For a top-end stick at 79, look at the TPS R8 that's also on sale. Avoid the EQ40 if you can. |
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The EQ40 might have been the worst upper-mid-level stick ever made.
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When my twig snapped my buddy let me use his ST for the rest of the game. I hated it. It was like shooting with a block of wood. Will i find the s14 to be the same way? |
No opinions, I've never used any Stealth stick actually. Would like to try them but other appealing ones jump out at me every time I buy.
The ST's do feel very stiff and unresponsive from what I've played with them. I think the S14 will be an okay stick for the money but if you are used to good sticks, just put the money towards a good stick on clearance if at all possible. |
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Heck, we have One60s on for $60 and I would rather go for those than the EQ40. |
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