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V-Form inline skates.

Nike Quest helmet is up there too for sheer ugliness. Cooperall pants also come to mind if they haven’t been mentioned already.

That was going to be my entry. Since it's covered. How about something a bit more recent, https://driblades.com/

If you pay close attention to this posters sizing details, they out themselves as having skates that are too big. So you should take the advice of the majority of people on this forums about sizing for these.

Definitely not as pronounced as others, but these are way way more moldable than others as well. I've never had a skate that molds like these.

Those battery powered heated skate blades that were super heavy and had dubious science behind them. Roller hockey, but those Mission skates that didn’t have traditional grommets and had hiking boot style quick tightening nylon pull throughs (there’s gotta be a name those that I’m blanking on). It was like Mission had a cool idea and did no longer term stress testing and everyone’s “eyelets” ripped out in three months.

They’re there, but not as augmented as other brands because the shell is meant to mold more.

If youre comfortable in a 70k you might be better off in a standard fit CCM. My tapered 100k pros have a lot less volume than my retail 70k's. Tapered 100ks fit very similar to pre fit system era vapors.

Louisville lock jaw

Some thoughts: The Hespeler "offset" sticks and blades of the late 90s. The claimed benefit was that they were supposed to keep your hands in front of the puck. TBlades - I am still baffled by these. Mission's 3-finger gloves of the late 90s/early 00s. I had a pair of these and actually really liked them. The claimed benefit was that they combined two weaker fingers into one stronger one. I don't know if I buy that, but they were comfortable (perhaps veering a bit too close to hockey mittens) Cooperalls

The half cage. The shitty visibility of a cage with the lack of protection of a half shield. The worst of two worlds. TBlades