Easton Synergy HTX

Easton Synergy HTX Stick

It looks as though Easton Hockey will be reviving their popular Synergy name with a new line of sticks in 2014. The upcoming Easton Synergy HTX stick has started to leak online, and it has a solid look to it.

The Easton Synergy HTX stick will feature Hypertuned technology which is said to take loading and release to a new level. According to Easton, Hypertuned technology “tailors the flex of each blade specifically to the shaft flex to create a more responsive blade for every player.” So essentially, an 85 flex shaft will have a tuned blade stiffness specifically for that 85 flex shaft. Likewise, the 100 flex shaft will have a blade tuned for that, and so on.

Additionally, the Easton Synergy HTX stick will utilize Hypertoe technology. This is also used on the V9 and V9E sticks and combines a stiffer toe with a softened taper to create more force with the same load.

Easton’s new Synergy HTX stick will be available in senior, intermediate, junior and youth sizes. Senior sizes will feature 110, 100, 85 and 75 flexes, with a variety of patterns.

Check out the pictures below of the upcoming Easton Synergy HTX stick and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!Easton Synergy HTX Stick

Easton Synergy HTX Stick

Easton Synergy HTX Hockey Stick


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21 responses to “Easton Synergy HTX Stick”

  1. Mike Avatar
    Mike

    Does this mean that Easton is getting rid of the Mako line?

    1. Mike Avatar
      Mike

      Let me rephrase that, will this line be replacing the Mako line?

    2. Ryan Avatar
      Ryan

      Ya that stopped a year ago, the v9 replaced the mako and the v9e replaced the rs/rs2

  2. kyle Avatar
    kyle

    Easton should make the easton stealth hsx with an elliptical taper

  3. Brandt Avatar
    Brandt

    Any idea when this will be released? Any new curves?

  4. gino Avatar

    the easton hyx looks sick when do you think they will arive in fredericton and at what price also what will happen to the following lines stealth, mako, and volocity

  5. Tate Kehoe Avatar
    Tate Kehoe

    Just got one there fantastic Kane curve

  6. Tate Kehoe Avatar
    Tate Kehoe

    Used it for the first time today I have to say it’s Easton’s best stick yet! Bravo

    1. Cob Avatar
      Cob

      Sounds good. Cant wait to try it out and see how it performs for me!

  7. kyle Avatar
    kyle

    Tate kehoe how did u try it, it isn’t out yet

  8. Peter Avatar
    Peter

    Ive already seen so many break when the pros use them on key shots maybe they just aren’t fully developed yet but something needs to be done

  9. G Avatar
    G

    can’t wait til’ it comes out!

  10. M Avatar
    M

    anyone know when they will be released?

  11. Hockey star Avatar
    Hockey star

    I will be out in about 2 weeks I saw one at the easton hockey shop and the red one has no grip and the none red one has grip

    1. M Avatar
      M

      its not out yet…

  12. Mike C Avatar
    Mike C

    Just got one of these and I cut a couple inches off and inside was a sticker saying v9e shaft 85 flex
    so its just a v9e?

  13. isiah Avatar
    isiah

    is it out in stores?

  14. brad Avatar
    brad

    No. It is not the v9e. The shaft is designed the same way besides the flex’s kick point. But the rest of the stick is all the same as the v9e, but just newer and better.

  15. mcb Avatar
    mcb

    This thing is for amateurs. I’ll stick with the Mako.

  16. Chris Avatar
    Chris

    I own it, it’s incredibly light weight. It’s a masterpiece.

  17. Rob Killmeyer Avatar
    Rob Killmeyer

    Have owned two Easton Synergy HTX sticks in last 45 days and both have started to peel and splinter at the heel near start of shaft… Love the stick, only use Easton. Is this isolated concern?

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