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Horrible for you, you mean.

I replied to your PM on reddit, but never saw the Catalyst comment. I found the Cats to play closer to Vapor than Supremes do so I wouldn't recommend someone going straight to that. Any Supreme pro stock model will be your best bet, just find the cuff that you like that is closest to your NXG.

I haven’t been active much lately with recovery from a broken knee, and lack of ice times. I was the same, blowing good money after bad on shoulders that didn’t fit right. Before I got hurt, stopped wearing my shoulders, a pair of older Supreme TotalOnes, and started wearing a padded shirt that I made. Which was fine, until some plug who I play with and can’t aim took a shot during warm ups and bounced it off my shoulder. I put my TOnes on, and remembered how bulky they were. I went back to the grind stone ,and saw an archived post here and then it dawned on me: I had always assumed removing the caps meant the whole piece, and never considered removing the hard shells from the foam. Fast forward, a couple hours of seam ripping, and getting some donor material from a pair of older X800 SMU shoulders (mostly for the Velcro and an extra foam pad), and here’s what I have. I restrung the shells with some 10lb test fishing line and glued some Velcro on the back side for when I need the hard shells, which is rarely. The black vapor foam is if I need extra padding without needing the shells. Otherwise, just rocking the TOne foam with the bicep guards.

I've been debating going back to the XS holder. I have 3 sets of steel for the edge that would be useless if I went back. I also feel like I had better feel for the ice on the XS than the edge.

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I'd say the SCS 1 is a neutral pitch profile. Not forward leaning with no toe like the Quads I'm used to. A little longer feeling than a 10' if you're going for something closer to being on rollerblades.

If they are retail, absolutely. If they are custom, you probably shouldn't. The boot is already shaped to your foot. Kind of defeating the point putting a generic shaped insole into a custom boot.

If I recall correctly, the XL steel is standard steel with a longer profile. If correct that would mean any steel can be converted to XL steel. Regardless. You should be able to get 254 to feel like 263 by simply profiling your current steel.

Just in... STFU with these things 🔥🔥

I'm more interested in hearing about whether 9/10 or Quad 0 is the most popular NHL profile. Let's get this thread back on track!

Round 2.

For adult hockey, the Verbero  SSheild and Stark DC9 are great options. Thsy are both lght, mobile and modular