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I feel like this was being advertised along the same line as Custom skates. Disappointing if there are no scans required for this helmet. Don’t see how you can justify the price without that level of customization.

Interested

Tried both the FZ-1 and the FZ-3. Ended up going with the FZ-1 because the fit of the FZ-3 was to wide and they did not offer the regular width sizing. Also overall quality of the FZ-1 definitely worth the extra cash(Didn't hurt that I also got a nice deal on the FZ-1). Skated on it once and the comfort was definitely there and I haven't even baked them yet.

So I have been playing both ice and roller hockey for a very long time. I have always preferred the feel of ice boots to roller. I was rocking the Bauer One 70 for over 7 years before they finally had to be retired. I than went to the Bauer S160 and the boot is already splitting at the soul by the toe. My first thought is that I got a low quality boot. Am correct in my thought process? Is there an ideal tier of ice boot to go to for conversion. I am not someone who likes to switch gear especially skates often so for me to need another pair so soon is very disappointing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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At what point can we start referring to them as the AARP Kings. No doubt Doughty was a necessary signing but you have to admit you are starting to feel some of those veteran signings.

From the people I have spoken with the ccm fitlite line particularly the fitlite 80 and 60 are the closest to the 8k.

UPDATE**** Apologize for the delay in response. Have been dealing with a nagging injury and have not had the opportunity for much ice time. i have to say though after 12-15 games this stick really lives up to the anticipation. The response and durability of this stick is very impressive. I think it is also important to not that after the last dozen games the stick still feels like new outside of some cosmetic marks. Look forward to many more games with this stick!

So I have been wearing a Reebok 8k forever now and it is finally time for a new lid. I saw the ccm fit lite 60 and 80 and was definitely interested because of what should be a similar look and sizing. Only question I have is how is the interior. Anyone have any problems with those inserts falling out? Is there any other big difference between the two lids?

First off thank you to JR and True for the opportunity. Time frame of use: One game. Sticks that I have been using: I have been stocking up on the last of the Easton CX sticks. General Intro: I have been an Easton guy for most of my playing career. I was lucky enough to have a opportunity on this forum last year to try out the Warrior QRL. I did love that stick but am a player of habit and went back to Easton after my QRL broke. Weight/Balance/Feel: The stick did felt about the same weight wise as the Easton I have been using lately. As far as balance it did feel a little top heavy. The overall feel of the stick was very nice. Only took a warm up and a couple of shifts to get use to it. Shooting/Passing/Feel: Didn't have many opportunities to take shots with the stick but I like the performance with the limited sample size I had. The puck handling felt great. The stick was very responsive and my passing was on point. Durability: Only played one game so we will see. Nothing more than a little cosmetic damage to this point.

Helmet: Reebok 4K Cage: CCM FL 450 Cage Shoulder: CCM Quick Lite 230 Elbow: CCM Tacks 3092 Pants: Reebok 14k Shins: CCM Tacks 5092 Gloves: CCM 4-Roll Skates: Bauer One.9 Stick: Easton Synergy GX

If money is no object I would def go 180.

Thanks DK thanks Optimus I have rebirth working on some mock ups for me rite now. They look really top notch.

Hey guys team is looking to make custom hockey pant shells. Anyone have any good recommendations?

Won two pairs of these gloves from two different USA Classic men's hockey tournaments this year. Nothing really special about them other then the custom color design, thought you guys might get a kick out of them.