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Easton Synergy SE1
$48.00
Released November, 2010
The Pros:Gets great lift on shots right away, not a lot of effort needed. Can handle some abuse before it wears out on you. Easy to grip, surface isn't too slippery in your gloves.
The Cons:A little heavier than other sticks in this range. Outer coating has a tendency to start peeling fairly quickly. Can sometimes be listed as a "composite" stick but is considered a straight-up wooden stick by the manufacturer.
The Easton Synergy SE1 is a low cost composite hockey stick. The blade of this stick is 100% composite, which makes it conducive to energy transfer and powerful shots. The shaft of the Synergy SE1 is Pro Radius-designed, which gives the stick a precise feel.
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This shaft is composed of glass laminate, with 4X4 carbon reinforcement. This design helps to make the Synergy SE1 durable. This stick differs from the higher cost Synergy SE2 model in that it lacks the SE2's low kick-point (for quicker shot release), and forgiving blade (for better puck handling/passing feel). There are model variations for the Easton Synergy SE1 composite hockey stick, which vary in price.
Features
- Model variations
- Blade options
- Color: Silver/White
- 100% composite blade
- Pro Radius shaft design
- 4x4 carbon reinforced shaft
- Glass laminate shaft
Model Variations
- Junior - $44.99, 50 Flex, Iginla/Heatley blade options
- Senior - $49.99, 95 Flex, Iginla/Sakic/Getzlaf/Zetterberg blade options
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gets great lift on shots right away, not a lot of effort needed
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can handle some abuse before it wears out on you
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easy to grip, surface isn't too slippery in your gloves
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excellent hitting power, sends the puck screaming down the ice
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a little heavier than other sticks in this range
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outer coating has a tendency to start peeling fairly quickly
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can sometimes be listed as a "composite" stick but is considered a straight-up wooden stick by the manufacturer
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