Thursday, June 16, 2016

Grays Jumbow Hockey Sticks

By Stewart Potter


Your Grays GX7000 Jumbow is about to get a facelift! Usually, Grays do very little to change the stick designs by year to year. In fairness, there are always a few junior models that get changed up a bit. But generally all they do is add a mold or perhaps two. And sometimes they will expand a range. Last year they added a fresh elite level range using a whole new design. This season, this new range is increasing as well. Typically, they are aware of their particularly popular models plus they realize what their hockey players prefer. That's why they stick to their styles over and over. Or that used to be the truth at the very least.

In fact Grays GX7000 Jumbow won't be available. The top jumbow within the popular GX selection will now be the GX5000. And after this a GX7000 Probow will be the only 7000 inside the range. For many of us, the modification will likely not make a lot of difference. Within the assortment above, the same style will remain in production. It is going to be utilizing the conventional jumbow design that has been continually liked by users up and down the country, time and time again.

In actual fact the only significant difference with the higher set is they use a specific structure. They use another type of layering method and also surface layers utilize a material referred to as graphene. It's a super strong and durable product which happens to be even more robust than the carbon which is traditionally used in hockey sticks. It's also really thin thus it will not add unnecessary pounds.

Using an uber sturdy layout is ideal for hockey sticks. These pieces of specialized apparatus go through a great deal in a typical training day and in addition they endure a lot more within a high level game. The strength which goes in to smacking a hard hockey ball and then the impact that comes by acquiring the ball is extreme. Improving the GX7000 composition to some thing sturdy and durable is without question a positive change. Naturally you will have some individuals who seem to object.

The GX7000 Prowbow is going to maintain the usual composition. The real difference with this particular model is that the shape of the toe. Grays are creating various styles using this design now. It's created to offer outstanding control over your hockey ball and lots of hockey players seem to like this fresh form. Slightly different shaping can make a surprisingly big difference to help technique.

So even though GX7000 Jumbow won't be around, you can still find alternatives which are much the same. One which will give you the same structure but will have a slightly different shape. And another that will offer the very same shape and design, along with the same standard of composition (the 7000 represents the level of carbon content), just with another type of layup which should be more durable and even more robust.




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