P28
Open toe curve family used as a retail comparison for many pro custom toe patterns.
- Family
- P28 family
- Closest retail
- P28
- Lie
- Unknown
Player-name molds and pro curve codes are preserved as their own identities. Retail families are comparisons only, unless the evidence says the patterns are actually the same.
Open toe curve family used as a retail comparison for many pro custom toe patterns.
P28-style toe curve with added blade height; tracked separately when pro-stock evidence specifies the +1/4 variant.
Retail/reference P88 mid curve. Added when Cale Makar research required a normalized P88 family record.
Mainstream P92 family.
Patrick Kane true pro curve; distinct from the retail P88 commonly nicknamed Kane.
Panarin pro curve: flatter P92 / more curved P91A-style mid pattern, commonly called PRO1910/P19.
Open P92-like max-height curve with extra toe hook; PRO22 reconstruction is associated with Caufield and originates from the same pro pattern family.
Malkin pro pattern documented from a physical stick by ABS Hockey.
Current Eichel curve hypothesis after his reported move away from long-time P28 use; P86/PRO9246 family blends P92 blade shape with stronger toe hook.
Kucherov/Fisher Pro custom toe curve; deeper P28-family variant.
HockeyStickMan describes Barkov custom pattern as most similar to the old P106 heel curve with added toe.
HockeyStickMan identifies Ryan Dzingel custom curve on Stutzle AG5NT stock and notes Stutzle retained the curve after they were no longer teammates.
Leo Carlsson player-stock evidence identifies a Hossa Pro Curve on an AG5NT-build Proto R at 77 flex.
Compact rounded blade with sharper toe hook; pro-stock comparables place it near P14/P30.
Kaprizov player-stock curve is repeatedly described as a custom P92-family blade.
Player-attributed Zibanejad pro-stock pattern documented on Bauer Nexus DX stock.
Dorofeyev team-sourced Nexus DK stock has been supplied with a Pro Laine custom curve. Preserve as a separate variant from his documented P92 stock.
Custom toe pattern identified by Pro Stock Hockey.
Generic CCM P29 retail pattern. Similar to the P92/Sakic family but not geometrically identical; keep distinct from CCM pro-stock P90.
Jason Robertson pro-stock curve observed repeatedly as CCM P29/P90-family mid curve. Taxonomy correction: CCM P29 remains a distinct P29-family pattern and is not flattened into Bauer P92 / CCM P90.
Celebrini custom P86 pattern documented on game-used Vizion player stock.
CCM pro-stock/custom P90. Exact Bauer P92-equivalent geometry; distinct from CCM P29 and from P90TM.
Batherson player stock documents P90T / Blade 12 in multiple construction eras. Keep distinct from P90 and P90TM.
Crosby custom pro curve is nearly straight and HockeyStickMan identifies P14 as the closest comparison.
Kyle Connor player stock repeatedly presents P29/P92-family geometry; user-supplied first-person context identifies him as an Adam Oates curve user. Preserve Oates as lineage while exact mold code remains unresolved.
Brayden Point pro curve from the Pro Stock Hockey Sticks 3D curve library: mid curve with a very large toe hook, beginning like PRO71/P88 and bending much harder at the toe.
Large open heel-to-toe spoon curve with thin blade; PRO8 is a commercial reconstruction/name for the Ovechkin pro pattern.
Tage Thompson PRO Reserve player curve; current player stock described as a custom toe with no direct retail comparison.
HockeyStickMan DeBrincat pro-stock variants specify PP26 (Stastny) at 75 or 85 flex.
Tkachuk custom PP26 max-height pattern documented on Sherwood pro stock.
Nylander Sherwood pro stock includes PP90MX/max-height toe variants; separate HSM stock also lists a custom Nylander blade similar to PP14.
Bedard pro-stock Rekker Morph Pro listings identify PP92.
Marner has long used a P92/TC2-family curve; pro stock frequently appears as TC2/TC2.5 or Blade 1 with lower lie than retail P92.
Generic TRUE TC2.5 family reference.
Player-attributed Forsberg stock is consistently described as a custom toe/P28-like pattern, including TRUE HZRDUS 9X4 and older CCM Ribcor examples.
Matthew Schaefer Team Canada HZRDUS Smoke stock is listed with a heel curve and similar retail P90T/P90TM/PP90M.
Robert Thomas player-stock listings conflict slightly in naming: one calls the curve W71 (P88-like with toe hook), another calls it Pro Malkin/PRO71. Preserve as a Thomas-specific W71/PRO71-type pro pattern until physical comparison resolves the naming.
Kempe pro-stock Alpha LX Pro listing describes a heel 2 toe pattern.
Rasmus Dahlin custom curve. HockeyStickMan describes his older Bauer version as a slightly deeper P92; later Warrior player-stock sellers describe a Dahlin curve as P92 with more toe.
Scheifele is documented with W03/P92-family pro curves; user-supplied first-person context identifies him as an Adam Oates curve user. Preserve Oates as lineage rather than pretending it is a Warrior retail code.
Draisaitl pro-stock listing describes a custom mid curve with no retail comparison.