CURVE DNA
Pattern breakdown
- Manufacturer
- CCM
- Curve code
- P30
- Player / mold name
- Not player-named
- Curve family
- P88-derived toe-kink family
- Retail curve match
- P88 · Approximate
- Manufacturer / source-listed lie
- Not established
CCM · RETAIL PATTERN
P30
Historical CCM P30 pattern. The lost CCM chart was quoted as calling it very close to P88 but with a different kinked toe.
High confidence
GEOMETRY
What makes it different
Contemporary readers of the lost CCM chart quoted the description: "Very close to P88 but different toe (kink and toe)." Treat P30 as P88-related, not identical.
Retail comparison: Closest retail family comparison is P88, but the toe geometry is intentionally different.
Lie-number rule: lie values are manufacturer/source labels, not a universal cross-brand scale. A Bauer 6 and CCM 6.5 can describe equivalent geometry; StickDNA does not infer geometric difference from the number alone.
StickDNA rule: a closest-retail comparison is not automatically an exact equivalent. True player molds and pro codes remain separate identities unless evidence establishes equivalence.
KNOWN NHL EXAMPLES
Published players linked to P30
No currently published player record is linked to this curve yet.
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