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I've made some end grips which have exactly the same shape. Wooden core and epoxy resin covering. I usually bring 3 sticks to the game and each sticks have been cut at different length. Then I choose one from that according to my feeling after warmup. But I noticed that I felt shorter one as long and longer one as short by very slightly difference of my end grip. So I decided to make this copy grips. I don't know whether this is really true though, I heard that usually people call such this method as "insert casting". I will make 4 or more copy grip for my ice and floor sticks. Already bought many different kinds of timber. So also looking forward to see another beauty wood grains :)

57g... I don't know its wood kinds but the general wooden plug we can buy our local hockey shop with the same length as my copy grip. 46g... The origin wooden grip which was made from 5*5cm some kinds of ash wood timber. All wood, no resin. 62g... One of the copy grip which you can see my put photo, the brighter color one. Some kind of pagoda tree and resin covering. 76g... The other one of the grip on the photo. Darker one. Lace wood with resin covering. If want to prevent being going to heavy or coming babbles up, coat the wood core before casting. But it's troublesome for me...X)

I would love to order a custom pair of these, but I am really not a fan of how they force you to color certain zones of the gloves.

Nexus 7000 V-cuts that have been laying around for a while.

I got these new NYI Stadium Series team stock AX1's off Sideline Sports on Tuesday for $120, and what made it even better was that the seller was right up the freeway from me and I got them the next day. Really happy with this find, I am in love with the colorways.

not sure why it took me so long to find Bruins stuff.....