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iceman8310

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iceman8310 last won the day on December 26 2023

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About iceman8310

  • Birthday 03/29/1983

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    VH / custom bauers
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    Warrior Widow Gionta, Bauer 1x P28, True 5.2 TC3
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    CCM 4roll 3 gloves, Bauer Nexus 1000 gloves
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    CCM V08 hs22 straight visor
  • Pants
    ccm 520 echl pants
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    n/a if used Sherwood 5030
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    RBK 9k
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    bauer nexus 8000
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    Reebok 5k

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    Marblehead, Massachusetts
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  1. I had a european coach for power skating. One from russia and another from sweden. Its funny i get that its the "new way" but I never shot off the heel. I'm 40 now
  2. So am I the only one that shoots like this? since i was in 8th grade in 1998 to present i've always shot off my toe. I used the easton euro tip wood blade, and have transitioned to the kovalchuk pro stock curve since. the closed toe. I always would do a pull in curl snapshot/wrist shot probably in 1998 and still do to this day. We had a big basement and a shooting and net pad and I would always try new stuff. I would use the toe of my blade and create a sling shot type motion. I've been looking at other curves. Do you recommend changing curve or keeping the same?
  3. True skates do not last. I have had 5 pairs from VH - true time line
  4. Never heard of the the g75 and pk7900? Those are skates with modern tech
  5. Always Will find the process interesting no matter the company.
  6. Can someone help make a Warrior Pro Stock Pants guide? For example the Covert QRL and QRE don't fit the same so I think it would be helpful for a guide on changes made etc.
  7. https://www.prostockhockey.com/player-protective/pants/size-xl-warrior-covert-pro-pants-team-stock-calgary-flames-8/ If this is a duplicate post, please remove. Is it easy to remove stripes from pants? I haven't been able to find a pair of black QRL pants I really like.
  8. It’s crazy how big pure hockey is now. When I worked there, they only had 10 stores
  9. I have a pair of capitals qrl covert pants that are xl+1. They fit really well. I picked up a pair of covert qre senators pants size just xl but they have the zipper length adjustment. The qre pants are a lot tighter and shorter. I didn’t realize it would be that much of a difference, any recommendations? I got the pants from prostockhockey so I can’t return them
  10. I think it’s always interesting on the school of thought and particularly where you play on your shooting style. I was taught at a very young age to always shoot off my toe and I’m 40 now. Some places said shoot off the curve elsewhere. I was an early adapter of the Easton euro curve and later the euro tip. I always would do a pull in curl snapshot/wrist shot probably in 1997 or 1998 and still do to this day.
  11. That's really an old school mindset. The Kreps "p28" really isn't that big of a curve considering how widely used its is now. Brett burns for example uses a variant of the p28. A lot of players in europe use a kovalchuk or semin curve. I think its more of a factor of the european influence on the north american game. The p28 comes from the player kamil kreps who used the number 28. You probably already know that. I use a Kovalchuk/new Kovalchuk/Zherdev curve mixed that I had personally made. Lie 4
  12. Prostockhockeysticks. I use a kovalchuk big curve and the old thrasher kovalchuk cuve. Having PSHS makes finding the first that I like very easy
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