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It was fairly easy. I picked up the eyelets along with the tool to install them for about 5 dollars from Michaels. I went with the smallest eyelets I could find because I figured the smaller they were the better the laces would hold. I marked where I wanted to place them with a white pencil and then I started making the holes and putting the eyelets in one by one. The hardest thing was finding something to make a hole in such a thick material. I ended up using a fat screw and literally threaded it through the pant. I did slip once and cut my finger pretty nicely. it ended up in a crookedly placed eyelet. The pants had the double belt and I never cared for the top one. It constantly slipped while the other stayed in place nicely. When I was done I just undid the threading on the top belt from the pant. Head over to Michaels or a store like it. You basically make the hole, place the eyelet, hammer it with a separate tool, done.

Installed some eyelets onto some Reebok 7k pants. Overall I'm very happy with the way they came out but the one eyelets that's a little crooked is from me cutting my finger when making the hole.

This is my point. And if it's shitty... Then don't play. Easy fix.

What shitty league? You're attitude is kind of a bummer. A lot of guys would be grateful to be playing at your level, I'm sure.

Those gloves... I'm guessing you put the laces in yourself? Very nice touch.

Jesus! Those shoulder pads looked like they were stuck in a hockey gear tornado and came flying out looking like that.

You're not the first person to make that comparison. hahahaha. I just switched from that beat up old visor to a tinted Bauer so maybe people wont say anything anymore. LOL.

From my summer rec league...

I've had so many pucks stolen from stick time. I don't mind too much since they're only a buck. I get pissed when my 6 dollar inline pucks get stolen.

This happened to me at a pick up recently. I chatted with this older guy, probably in his 40's, in the locker room. His gear was older than hell. He was using the oldest chipped up Sher Wood stick with tape that looked like it had been there for ages. We ended up calling him "dangles" all night. He was skating circles around everyone.