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Cat9s fit like normal skates did. While the TF fit way bigger.

Brie wears the same ones that I do, she is a 4.5 skate and I am a 8.5. The heel spot is a bit higher on her foot and they certainly fit me better than her.

Cutshield is awesome. Supplies a lot of the NHL teams wrist guards and socks and has the highest cut rating currently. https://www.cutshield.com/

They also said BladeTech makes the best low kick stick on the market...

White outline on the letters would've done so well.

Obviously yes it is a bad thing they opt for the bigger size. Their data is measuring the rotational impacts, using a larger helmet means there will be more movement in the helmet if it isn't as snug as possible.

They mention how important fit is, and yet still go by the larger helmet if the head form fits inside a range of 2 sizes. They also don't try on multiple helmets sizes to get the best fit either. VT could easily make things better by showing the helmet fitting process for each model they use.

Goalie helmets also aren't looking at the same impact tests than player helmets are. Majority of contacts is pucks and blunt force without the rotational part. With that said, I tried on the Axis XF mask with NestTech in it and I wasn't comfortable enough with the density of the padding to try it myself.

Yeah, I felt the rounder heel and it is why the whole skate felt "too round for my liking." The 10', 10.75' on the back of the skate made the whole steel feel rounded where the Quad feels flatter in the mid-to-rear. The blade felt like it was just a circle anywhere off the middle, where I'd prefer the more aggressive toe and flatter heel in a Quad.

I tried the Skatescribe Power Cut and hate it compared to my Quad 1. It is too rounded everywhere for my liking.

Depends on the specific brand. Cutshield is now Level 6 but they don't make a neck guard. Aycane is Level 4 according to their site. https://aycane.com/en-ca/collections/cut-resistant-hockey-gear/products/blade-pro-base-layer-long-sleeve-2-0

Look for the EN 388 cut rating. This one is a 3 so it is cut resistant so it give a protective benefit. https://ca.pipglobal.com/en/updated-en-388-standard/

CCMs will be 1/2" bigger overall as well than the Warriors.

Not a minor step down, a HUGE step down.

You can also see his SuperTacks weave in close up of his stick too. Evidently CCM isn't doing old designs anymore 🤷‍♀️

I switch it on a daily basis... so that would be way too much effort!

Just forward and backwards with the shell like other CCM helmets that share the shell.

I have the Total Custom version, and it is so much better than the retail version it is ridiculous. I go from long hair to short hair all the time and it is comfortable regardless where the retail helmet I get pressure points if I have longer hair in certain spots. The SuperTacksX is the most comfortable retail helmet I have ever worn, and the Total Custom brings it to a completely new level where it is better than my custom goalie masks where I had to send in my head mold into a shop. My only complaint is that I don't have more because when I ever match colours I get disappointed in the other helmet.

I never said it increased performance. Carbons specifically help pull back the toes from stopping the foot from collapsing, Comfort doesn't do that and Superfeet was very clear in the differences when Comfort came out.

The thumbs!

Too round for me, I can't get a solid grip when shooting and the stick twists in my hands a lot. Feels like I am holding an intermediate stick.

But... that is exactly what I said. They are upgrades over the rivet cover (which is most stock foot beds) but doesn't give any benefits that the Carbon does. Superfeet straight up said it was made for people who don't like the support that the Carbons give.,

If you had Yellows, you had the pre-upgrade ones and they shouldn't have been called "Carbon." Yellow was when they had a single product, then they came out with the "Pro Carbon" which changed to their "carbon" structure and a thinner a slightly thinner foot bed. Once Yellow was sold through, they came out with the "Comfort" which doesn't really have any of the Superfeet benefits and is more or less an upgraded rivet cover. Most people preferred the Pro Carbons to the older Yellows, from what I can see they haven't done anything different from my Pro Carbon to the new name changed ones.

I still swear by going with Evoshield underneath the elbows, keeps them in place all the time. https://www.instagram.com/p/CnUtoTbPc0H/

They are out there: