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PRO90 (ST: Ryan O'reilly Pro Stock Curve) - 3D Visualizer. Description : The blade is a heel curve like a P91A Drury but about an inch longer and then it has the famous toe kink. The toe kink makes it incredibly easy to pull the puck back onto your heel whether you're toe dragging a d-man or ripping a pull and drag snapper.
- Pro Stock Hockey Sticks
Feb 20, 2023 · O'Reilly's stick has no curve until the very tip, where it forms almost a right angle. It's definitely unique, but it's won him a Selke and a Conn Smythe though, so who are we to judge! Source: Maple Leafs Insider
The ability to get the toe of your blade on the puck and pull it back to a shooting position a split second quicker can make a real difference in the NHL. So, we thought we’d sift through a series of pro stock curves and find some of the most extreme examples.
The Pro Ovi is a massive open toe curve that starts from the heel and continues to open up towards the toe - perfect for big shooters who want to raise the puck with ease. This pattern was popular enough to be offered at retail for a few years, and can also be found as Blade 14 on our site.
O'Reilly's custom LX Pro stick features a custom namebar and his signature curve. This is a selection of pro stock hockey sticks sourced directly from NHL teams.
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Jun 4, 2019 · Upon first glance, O'Reilly's stick looks like a manufacturing error. The blade's curve is nearly flat, but the end of it features a harsh toe hook, looking very much like warped wood.
From stock curves to slight variations to completely unique blades, we have seen it all over the years. By now you have all seen the infamous Ryan O'Reilly toe kink, but there are many other unique curves worth taking a look at in the NHL.
