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Warrior Dolomite Spyne DD 2010
* Multi-bias fiber placement to reinforce internal shaft structure * Carbon elite construction * Linear taper for smoother flex reaction and utmost energy transfer from a consistent flex arc * Pro-Balanced blade and handle design for improved stick feel and weight distribution * Spyne blade technology increases surface area and stiffness with external blade geometry * Double D blade core * High-density mid-to-heel zone to provide maximum velocity and durability * Low-density toe zone softens puck-handling feel and passing * 30 Day Manufacturer's Warranty
Average Rating:
(3 Reviews) 3
Rating Snapshot (3 reviews)
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3 out of 3(100%)reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Dolomite Spyne DD 2010
Review 1 for Dolomite Spyne DD 2010
Date:11/30/11
Overall Rating
Design
4
out of
5
Durability
4
out of
5
Features
4
out of
5
Performance
4
out of
5
Value
5
out of
5
Weight:
Heavy
Light
rightwinger
Location:Fort Wayne, IN
Skill Level: Advanced
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Best Description: Player
Dolomite Dynamite
Pros: Helped improve my game, Great value, Quality, Easy to use, Features
Cons: blade cracks easy
I don't alway play the same zone, but when I'm put on defense I use my Dolo. This thing lets you blast slapshots and onetimers from the blue line. And the spyne prevents unwanted tourqing on the blade for beautiful top shelf shots. Con would be easy blade cracking. I get ice time 5 days a week, and these Dolomites typically last me about 5 weeks. Which is really good for me. haha
Review 2 for Dolomite Spyne DD 2010
Date:9/13/11
Overall Rating
Design
4
out of
5
Durability
4
out of
5
Features
5
out of
5
Performance
5
out of
5
Value
5
out of
5
Weight:
Heavy
Light
Josh105
Location:Romeoville
Skill Level: Beginner
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice
Best Description: Player
Love it
Pros: Helped improve my game, Great value, Quality, Easy to use, Features
This stick is awesome for the price range! I had a bauer x40 that broke first time I took a slapshot and have been using a Warrior Bentley 95 Kovalchuk. I thought the Bentley was ok until I tried this baby. I got the Vanek 75 flex which is a lie 4, and it is perfect for me. Great response while stickhandling, improved my puck control and I immediately noticed how much more velocity i have on my wristers and snap shots. I spent alot of time reading reviews before I purchased another stick, and I am thrilled with this one.
Review 3 for Dolomite Spyne DD 2010
Date:6/27/10
Overall Rating
Design
2
out of
5
Durability
4
out of
5
Features
4
out of
5
Performance
4
out of
5
Value
4
out of
5
Weight:
Heavy
Light
bmose14
Location:St. Louis
Skill Level: Advanced
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Ice
Best Description: Player
Dolomite is a winner
Pros: Great value, Quality
I really like the Dolomite because it is one of the best value sticks I have found. It doesn't break as easily as some of the high-end sticks, but still is a light-weight, performance driven composite. I use the Kovalchuk curve (formerly the Robitaille) because it isn't as open as the Draper, but still offers a good amount of curve. I've bought about 5 of these over the past 4 or 5 years playing consistently year round in Men's League.