- Apr 5, 2014
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i am a noob
what are the advantages and disadvantages to these 3 curve types: heel mid and toe.
i am playing in a roller hockey league in the spring/summer. i mainly want to be good at taking wrist shots and decent with passing and receiving pucks (will not be taking many slapshots or one timers). which curve type would you recommend for this?
also, i think i read somewhere that the toe curve is best for wrist shots. this may be a stupid question, but is that only for players that roll the puck from the toe towards the heel (like nhl players)? i shoot normally, rolling the puck from the heel to the toe. i just didnt know if this would have an effect on it.
thanks

i am playing in a roller hockey league in the spring/summer. i mainly want to be good at taking wrist shots and decent with passing and receiving pucks (will not be taking many slapshots or one timers). which curve type would you recommend for this?
also, i think i read somewhere that the toe curve is best for wrist shots. this may be a stupid question, but is that only for players that roll the puck from the toe towards the heel (like nhl players)? i shoot normally, rolling the puck from the heel to the toe. i just didnt know if this would have an effect on it.
thanks