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  1. Thanks, JoshV. If I measure the runner from tip to tip it's more like 240mm. Are the runners measured differently, like, between mounting points? I am going to call around and find out exactly. UPDATE: Found the runner: CCM Proformance profile junior runner, 221mm. Now just need to find the best price...
  2. yes, the holders are e-pro. thanks! can't seem to find the steel anywhere, though...
  3. hopefully, this is the right place to ask this. Looking for a replacement steel for Reebok 5ks (size 2) for my son. Should be easy to replace as DIY or should I just go to a local hockey store to get it done?
  4. The final product of the procedure on the Warrior Dynasty. Apologize for the quality of the photos - taken with my phone.
  5. Happy to report that I had successfully chiseled out a broken blade in a friend's Warrior Dynasty stick. Here's the procedure that worked very well for me: - Located a fuse point and cut the broken blade off just above the point - Had a set of different point chisels ready and secured the stick in a vice-grip - Used a heat gun for about 2-3 minutes and heated the end of the stick in the area of the broken blade uniformly all around - Start working the chisel (different width) on all four sides to separate the blade material from the inside of the shaft carefully - Every minute, reheat the stick for 30 seconds and keep working the chisels around the perimeter until the blade material starts to peel away - Would work a thick flat screwdriver in to push the blade pieces down the shaft until the length of the hosel is clean The whole process took about 20 minutes as I was trying to be careful. I'll snap a photo tomorrow and post it to show the final result.
  6. That's what I thought... Supply and demand, I guess. Thank you!
  7. yes, there is. I used a piece of foam from am old pad.
  8. Not a modification to an existing piece of equipment but still might fit in this thread. I was a bit intrigued by the excitement around the old Jofa wrist guards when I saw a pair sell for close to $200. I used an old pair of Jofa 5044 elbows, rip the exact plastic piece off of them (some of these have the piece stitched on top of the forarm portion, others have them inside) and made my own. I wore then at a skate. Fairly comfortable and not obstructing any hand movement, although, I really do not need to wear them. Think of me just having some time to kill. Let me know what you think...
  9. aren't you the person who is asking $275 for a pair of 7k elbows on ebay?
  10. That was a silly question... Anyone on here, if came across such a find at a nice price, would hoard the lot for the exact reason...
  11. Nothing too exciting but interesting enough... Walked into a sports store, made my way to the hockey corner and saw these: Brand new and they were very inexpensive... Compared the protection to my current shin pads and it appears to be unmatched. Even the plastic itself is thicker, yet, they are pretty light.
  12. just ordered the bunga pads... saw some in person the other day at a pickup game - the guy swore by them.
  13. I should look into using bunga pads or similar since I have developed Haglund's deformity on both feet wearing Bauer Vapors. luckily, mine do not hurt at all but still the back of my stumps look weird...
  14. exactly why I end up wearing the shorts that have velcro on the pant area... in terms of a fit: I took a shot into the groin area this week and everyone on the ice cringed but me: I did not feel a thing. definitely a nice cup to wear on your jewels.
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