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Get some plastic tubs/boxes, and a couple of drying racks. Believe me you can hoard a LOT of gear without people knowing, as long as you keep the 'spare' stuff outta sight. At one stage I had over 50 sticks/shafts, but because I had it neatly packed in a corner the wife didnt say anything. I also bought about 8 really solid plastic boxes, the type that has interlocking lids. Bought 8 of them, and when the wife asked why so many, I told her it was to help the kids organise their rooms... 2 went into their rooms, and the other 6 used to store my gear. Or it could be my OCD...

my latest ones from Eagle, yet to disappoint [

Mom: "You should get rid of some of your hockey equipment." Me: "Come on, I don't have THAT much!" FWIW: What picture shows: Bauer Supreme 70 shins, Bauer Vapor APX2 shins. Bauer 4500 helmet. CCM V08 Helmet. CCM 4-Roll Pro Stock, Bauer Nexus 800, CCM U+CL, Mission Inhaler AC2 Gloves (since added pro-stock CCM 30K's) Vapor 1X LE with Magnesium Chassis, Revision Flex Wheels. CCM JetSpeed with aluminum chassis and Labeda Addiction Wheels. Mission Inhaler DS1 and Bauer Supreme 170. Sticks: Easton Synergy GX, True XCore9 and A6.0. Warrior QRL. Nike Bauer Supreme ONE90. Numerous outdoor sticks

There is a 79 year old in local 50+ league wearing a pair of Bauer Supreme skates from 1962. The guy holds his own out there, I spoke with him and he no longer drives...finds lifts to rink to play shinny. I'll get a pic and post it, amazing those skates have lasted about 55 years of 1-2 times a week hockey!

Maybe he agrees with Al Iafrate.

Got my custom QRL's in a little while ago. white graphics kovalchuk pro pattern grip and diamond texture

Best steel I've ever skated on. My profile specs definitely helped, too.

These are probably my favorite gloves of all time, the "white dip" fingers are just perfect...