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DJnet65 · 03-19-2011, 07:28 PM

I've been using intermediate 2 piece sticks for a while now. I was using a Int Warrior AK27 70 flex with a Bauer X:20 P92 blade and it was ok.

After a while the blade started cracking and going soft so I replaced it with a Iginla Synergy blade from Easton. It was a much more top end blade and the difference was night and day. Puck feel was much improved and taking hard passes was much easier. Plus my shot was much better.

Then I got a Harrow 300 GS 60 flex 2 piece with the pattern 5 blade and I really like this stick. It has really good puck feel and is a bit whippier. It's a hair heavier than the Warrior but it's also about 3 inches longer, It's also much more blade heavy rather than balanced to the middle like the Warrior stick.

If you are looking for an int shaft I definitely recommend looking at the Harrows. There's another thread about harrow sticks in "the Rink".

I looked at the Base Hockey website, and they look interesting, but I don't like that they don't list any prices.

03-19-2011, 07:28 PM	#12
DJnet65 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: San Jose, CA Country: Posts: 96 vCash: 885	I've been using intermediate 2 piece sticks for a while now. I was using a Int Warrior AK27 70 flex with a Bauer X:20 P92 blade and it was ok. After a while the blade started cracking and going soft so I replaced it with a Iginla Synergy blade from Easton. It was a much more top end blade and the difference was night and day. Puck feel was much improved and taking hard passes was much easier. Plus my shot was much better. Then I got a Harrow 300 GS 60 flex 2 piece with the pattern 5 blade and I really like this stick. It has really good puck feel and is a bit whippier. It's a hair heavier than the Warrior but it's also about 3 inches longer, It's also much more blade heavy rather than balanced to the middle like the Warrior stick. If you are looking for an int shaft I definitely recommend looking at the Harrows. There's another thread about harrow sticks in "the Rink". I looked at the Base Hockey website, and they look interesting, but I don't like that they don't list any prices.