In the 2nd highest scoring NHL All-Star Game ever, it should come as no surprise to see what the best hockey players in the world can do when armed with the best equipment in the world.

 In all, Easton’s All-Star contingency recorded 14 out of the total 22 goals (63% of goals) and added 14 assists combined.

To top it all off, , Zdeno Chara, the Boston Bruins captain, using Easton’s Stealth S15 stick technology (link),  broke Al Iafrate’s 16-year-old record less than a year after switching to an Easton stick. His 105.4 mph effort was the fastest shot ever recorded since the inception of the NHL’s Hardest Shot competition in 1990. Chara, who won his third straight hardest shot competition, upped his previous best (103.1) by more than two miles-per-hour. 

The top three finishers in this year’s Hardest Shot competition all sported Easton sticks, with Chara wielding the Stealth S15 (link to S15), Shea Weber the Stealth S17 (link) and Sheldon Souray the Synergy SE16 (link). Chara’s stick now resides at the Hockey Hall of Fame.

In case you missed it, check out the Chara’s shot felt round the world:    http://www.nhl.tv/team/console.jsp?&id=31673

Chara was joined by 14 other Easton All-Stars, including Weber, Souray, Jonathan Toews, Ryan Getzlaf, Milan Hejduk, Jarome Iginla, Rick Nash, Dan Boyle, Stephane Robidas, Dany Heatley, Zach Parise, Andrei Markov, Jay Bouwmeester and Mark Streit.

Each player ignited the crowd with one highlight after another, contributing to one of the most exciting All-Star games in NHL history. It just goes to show you what the right stick in the right hands can accomplish.

To get the right stick in your hands, check out Easton’s latest composite sticks here:

Stealth S17

Synergy SE16

All One Piece Sticks

And if you missed the game, here are some highlights of this very Easton Hockey All-Star weekend:

http://www.nhl.tv/team/console.jsp?catid=2&id=31745