What is a good blade curve to really puck handle with?

Question

And wrist shot too. But primalry puck handle. Can u be detailed?

Answer 1

A smaller curve would be right. Bigger curves are good for shots, but you lose your feel for the puck. If you are looking for a medium sized curve, were you have decent feel for the puck and a decent wrist shot, look at a St. Louis curve.

Answer 2

For Bauer/Nike Blades, I prefer the Lindros curve as it is very smooth is very durable and lets you have a quick release on your shot.  The curve is quite large which is the only down side to this blade.  For easton blades the iginla tops them all allowing quick wrist shots and easy stick handling and deeking.