Easton Yzerman vs P92 / Matthews / P29 / Crosby

Side by side curve comparison. Specs, cross-brand equivalents, and which players use each.

Easton YzermanHeel

Specs

Face angleSlightly Open

Curve depthSlight

Lie6

TypeHeel

Brand names

Yzerman

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P92 / Matthews / P29 / CrosbyMid-Toe

Specs

Face angleSlightly Open

Curve depthModerate

Lie6

TypeMid-Toe

Brand names

P29T92P92SakicW03PP92PP26Blade 1

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Key Differences

Face AngleBoth curves share the same face angle (Slightly Open).

Curve DepthP92 / Matthews / P29 / Crosby has a deeper curve (Moderate) versus the slight Easton Yzerman. Deeper curves add puck control and shooting power but reduce backhand feel.

LieBoth curves share the same lie (6). Lie affects how the blade sits flat on the ice at your natural skating posture.

Curve TypeEaston Yzerman is a Heel curve (heel-weighted, better for slapshots and backhand passes). P92 / Matthews / P29 / Crosby is a Mid-Toe curve (versatile with a slight toe bias).

Who Uses These Curves

Easton Yzerman

Steve Yzerman Brendan Shanahan

P92 / Matthews / P29 / Crosby

Auston Matthews John Tavares Steven Stamkos Mitch Marner Tyler Seguin

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