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Trying to decide if I should refurb my son's stick he broken composite. Does anyone have a recommendation on who to do it? And more specifically any testimonies as to how good the stick is after??

Tracy Pogue in Bemidji

Snap Happy wrote:Trying to decide if I should refurb my son's stick he broken composite. Does anyone have a recommendation on who to do it? And more specifically any testimonies as to how good the stick is after??

My 2 sons have had it done in the past. Casey Yoder (sp?). His company was called Stick Fix, I believe. He was operating out of St Paul. My one kid has hands and he did not use them in games. My other kid has hands like feet and could not tell the difference. I liked the 40.00 cost of a stick to be reconned!!

imlisteningtothefnsong wrote:

Snap Happy wrote:Trying to decide if I should refurb my son's stick he broken composite. Does anyone have a recommendation on who to do it? And more specifically any testimonies as to how good the stick is after??

My 2 sons have had it done in the past. Casey Yoder (sp?). His company was called Stick Fix, I believe. He was operating out of St Paul. My one kid has hands and he did not use them in games. My other kid has hands like feet and could not tell the difference. I liked the 40.00 cost of a stick to be reconned!!

Thanks for the input!!! I think we are going to give it a try.

Snap Happy wrote:

imlisteningtothefnsong wrote:

Snap Happy wrote:Trying to decide if I should refurb my son's stick he broken composite. Does anyone have a recommendation on who to do it? And more specifically any testimonies as to how good the stick is after??

My 2 sons have had it done in the past. Casey Yoder (sp?). His company was called Stick Fix, I believe. He was operating out of St Paul. My one kid has hands and he did not use them in games. My other kid has hands like feet and could not tell the difference. I liked the 40.00 cost of a stick to be reconned!!

Thanks for the input!!! I think we are going to give it a try.

Just following up here. I ended up doing this and it seems to be working fine for my kid.

Snap Happy wrote:

Snap Happy wrote:

imlisteningtothefnsong wrote:
My 2 sons have had it done in the past. Casey Yoder (sp?). His company was called Stick Fix, I believe. He was operating out of St Paul. My one kid has hands and he did not use them in games. My other kid has hands like feet and could not tell the difference. I liked the 40.00 cost of a stick to be reconned!!

Thanks for the input!!! I think we are going to give it a try.

Just following up here. I ended up doing this and it seems to be working fine for my kid.

Thanks for the follow up was curious aswell

A friend of a friend owns 2nd Life Sticks, I believe they're on the east side of town.

A kid on my sons team just had them fix his new Bauer Nexus stick and it seems to be ok.

allblackhockeysticks.com

Great sticks for a great price. Kids just have to get past the generic look.

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