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Usually what you would do is place the order for the association and then throw in some extra inventory that you can sell in store (at your own pricing structure) for kids who lose their jackets or parents who may want to buy an extra or something like that. An association should not expect you to assume the risk of the whole inventory. I've seen the setup that you've described, but it's the case when the pro shop is owned by the rink/association. Terms are fine if you choose to go that route. And if those sales are going to go through your POS, make sure to get those fees from them as well.

R1 is slightly lighter than O1 but heavier than a traditional Roller Hockey chassis. Despite that we feel very confident about the weight. During the test period for the past months with around 15 high level players that have used them regularly in training and games, no one have negatively comment or complain about the weight. Its also important to notice that O1 has a lot of movement in both directions to always challenge your balance and force you to work hard at all times. This make them feel more heavy than they actually are. With R1 its the opposite, you can do more of your natural movements without lifting up the skates from the ground than with traditional chassis, making them feel lighter.

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That's the retail customizer.

I am going to go back to the association with terms and a contract. Ideally, I would like to secure 2-3 years of the team sales and I will work out a payment structure for them. They can pay half of the order up front and the remaining amount over the remainder of the season. I think this is reasonable and flexible.

Pretty fond of my Gladiator. It's one of the mail order custom ones. Fit and comfort are excellent.

And I assume, like most other custom hockey products, their rep has spec sheets for stuff that can’t be handled automatically.

my daughter was born on Wednesday, March 11 at 12:32 pm.