Synergy blade Replacement?

[Evers]

I have been thinking of picking up an Easton Synergy Si-Core from a shop near my uncle's house. I've got 2 questions and I really hope someone here can answer them.

First off, I've heard that the blade is not made very well, and can wear down very easy and even snap, even after very little use. Has anyone had this problem?

Second, I learned that if a synergy blade breaks, you can simply cut the broken end of the stick and replace it with an easton synthesis blade. Anyone tried this? I'm just making sure I have a back-up plan in case I break the first blade.

Thanks.

[Andy]

Well, I assume you're getting a one piece?

[Rob21iscoolio]

get the synthesis blade.


and yeah its true that you can just cut the butt end and insert the blade in there.

[gocanucks]

Originally Posted by duder

get the synthesis blade.


and yeah its true that you can just cut the butt end and insert the blade in there.

don't do that. use a key to tap the shaft to find where the broken blade was fused into the shaft, this is the fuse point. mark it and cut then chisel out the guck inside, once you're done this you'll be able to insert any tapered blade.

[Evers]

thanks a lot everyone!