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No Composite For Holik
by Paul on 10/07/08 at 04:02 PM ET
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from Eric Marin of NewJerseyDevils.com,
“With a big, long stick, it’s a little softer so that I can really lean into it,” he said. “The kickpoint changes depending on where you put your bottom hand, and that’s not necessarily the case with the composite. That’s one of the reasons that I just couldn’t get used to it.”
One thing Holik will have to get used to, however, is a new brand. With demand waning for wood, Sherwood announced plans in 2007 to cease production of wood sticks in its Sherbrooke, Que., factory and outsource to Estonia and China. As a result, Holik has sampled wooden models made by Reebok.
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“With a big, long stick, it’s a little softer so that I can really lean into it”
Ok, second most unintentionally funny line ever behind “I am lucky enough to have access to beef that almost no one has access to”.
Posted by Jennemy of the Skate from putting the b*tches in the box on 10/07/08 at 03:29 PM ET