Blade Curves
CURVES OF BLADES
The curves of hockey stick blades can be very individual. In addition to the most popular curves, we also offer special variants. For better clarity, each curve includes not only a list of top players who use it but also equivalent models from Bauer and CCM.
We consider the blade curves listed in the table as equivalents; however, we must emphasize that they may not be completely identical. From experience, we can say that players are absolutely satisfied with these alternatives.
blade table
Curves LEFT
01 Left variant
Very specific fold, where there is a more pronounced curve in the second half of the blade. This crease is played a lot by forwards who are very technically proficient and want to have maximum puck control when skating and pulling.
03 Left variant
A customized curve for Petr Kodytek. Higher blade for better puck control. Similar curve to the O28.
015 Left variant
A very popular crease that top NHL players such as Drury, Staal, Kovalev and Grandlund have played or are playing with. Equivalent to P15 at CCM and P91 at Bauer.
016 Left variant
The O16 backstop is for any player who wants to have maximum control of the puck while shooting accurately and hard. With this bend you will always be able to lift the puck exactly as you want and expect when shooting. Precise control of puck management and coverage in front of your teammates will allow you to win many personal battles.
017 Left variant
Same blade as the O29, but the tip of the blade is more forward. Customized curve of Radim Vrbata - successful NHL player.
028 Left variant
One of the most popular creases in the world, it is suitable for all types of players and allows them maximum control of puck management and accurate shooting. Connor McDavid, Eichel and Giroux, for example, play with this crease in the NHL. If you don't know which crease to choose, we recommend this one. The equivalent of the P28 at CCM and Bauer.
029 Left variant
Another very popular fold on a global scale is this one, which is widely used by players of all performance categories. Top players like Sidney Crosby, Auston Matthews, Backstrom and one of the best players in history Joe Sakic used to play with this crease. The equivalent of the P29 at CMM and the P92 at Bauer.
088 Left variant
A very popular fold overseas, but not yet available in the Czech Republic. Try the club bend, which is used by top players such as Nathan MacKinnon, Patrick Kane and Jarome Iginla in the past. The equivalent of the P40 at CMM and P88 at Bauer.
blade table
Curves RIGHT
02 Right variant
A customized curve for Martin Frk, holder of the world's hardest shot.
015 Right variant
A very popular crease that top NHL players such as Drury, Staal, Kovalev and Grandlund have played or are playing with. Equivalent to P15 at CCM and P91 at Bauer.
016 Right variant
The O16 backstop is for any player who wants to have maximum control of the puck while shooting accurately and hard. With this bend you will always be able to lift the puck exactly as you want and expect when shooting. Precise control of puck management and coverage in front of your teammates will allow you to win many personal battles.
017 Right variant
Same blade as the O29, but the tip of the blade is more forward. Customized curve of Radim Vrbata - successful NHL player.
028 Right variant
One of the most popular creases in the world, it is suitable for all types of players and allows them maximum control of puck management and accurate shooting. Connor McDavid, Eichel and Giroux, for example, play with this crease in the NHL. If you don't know which crease to choose, we recommend this one. The equivalent of the P28 at CCM and Bauer.
029 Right variant
Another very popular fold on a global scale is this one, which is widely used by players of all performance categories. Top players like Sidney Crosby, Auston Matthews, Backstrom and one of the best players in history Joe Sakic used to play with this crease. The equivalent of the P29 at CMM and the P92 at Bauer.
088 Right variant
A very popular fold overseas, but not yet available in the Czech Republic. Try the club bend, which is used by top players such as Nathan MacKinnon, Patrick Kane and Jarome Iginla in the past. The equivalent of the P40 at CMM and P88 at Bauer.