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It's also really easy to claim something in china is "made in the same factory". That's probably a factual statement. The part that is missing is whose materials, tooling, and processes, and QA are they using because it's not uncommon at all for multiple companies to share factory floor space but thats very different from being from the same production line.

Maybe the way they do it in some tournaments (and personally I'm in favor of this for lower division beer league too) where icing is called from your own blue line instead of the red line. I like it because if you get out of your own zone and manage to ice it, its usually just a missed pass or not reaching the red line. Keep the game flowing, I say.

Members++ have been able to for like.. 3 years. :) But WAY less fun!

If its printed with enough infill, standard PLA should be just fine.

I never understood why they didn't make the goal crease a semi-circle again after they dumped the stupid foot-in-crease rule. They cut off the sides of the circle so you wouldn't have goals waived off because somebody was standing beside the net, but never put it back. Always seemed odd to me.

Also I just want to say how jealous I am that your team has somebody who can fill in...

Some good info in the OG "starting goalie as an adult" thread here: Some of it is going to be outdated now (leather straps and skate cowlings are dead). Maria Mountain is a good resource for everything related to the body - stretching, warmups, etc. https://www.youtube.com/@goalietraining There was also a DVD series I bought when I first started. Its a bit old but still covers fundamentals pretty well. I ripped it because I dont have a DVD player: Finally, I'd HIGHLY recommend using a gopro behind the net. If you're not gonna have a coach, it will help you be able to see what you do wrong, mistakes, angles being off, etc.

That should work fine. I think this one is pretty close to what you often see on some pants https://www.bluemoonfabrics.com/products/ribbed-spandex?variant=36438311862426&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gad_source=1

Okay, time to get back on topic.

I think being cut proof is the point.

I love it in concept, but holy good god is that ever an ugly mask.

I wouldn't wear a padded neckguard, and certainly not one of the pointless rings we all wore in the 80s, but some cut resistance built into the shirt? Sure, why not.

You're being rude for no reason. Please stop.

What size and features would you want in a product?

Do you know anyone??

They have an airline specific travel case available for the gen2 and gen3. I'm not sure about the gen1. Its travel case was a pelican though so maybe it would be okay? Probably worth asking them

Nope.

Well this thread has become pointless. Shame we've ruined what was actually an interesting discussion topic.

haha its a pretty distinct sound, thats for sure. I still use mine when the post damage is beyond what a normal sharpening will be able to fix.

Sounds right. All adds up to "screw it, I'll do it myself".

Being able to afford it doesn't necessarily mean being willing to spend it.

Yup, that's correct. January 2017.

Yup, was impressed by the response.

That's correct. The initial response was to send out free filters to all customers. Two months later they discontinued the crossgrind rings.