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Nice uniforms...some navy/yellow one90 gloves would be perfect with them...

It looks like a highway and some kinda rally run...Notice the cop car on the right in the last pic, as if the road was shut down...Maybe it was the cannonball run....lol

I agree the one95's are great looking and fit so well....good choice.

Seems like the warrenty on the boots would be void, since you alterated the original skate?

Just curious, how much do you weight and where did you pick up the super swiss bearings?

LOL...those are pretty large

Those style helemts have been going for a pretty penny on Ebay lately...

Lucky guy...Nice skates to boot.

Looks good...

Nice mitts...I just got the other all black Eastons they have on the front page of EastWest...What size did you get?..Do you like the fit and palms?

Nice twig...what pattern is that?

And where did you snag them from?

I will second that...

As in straight like the hummer?... Yes, the Hum'er is a straight chassis. Oh right, yes I understand all that...I was mainly just asking which frame would "fit" best on the fuel 95's

As in straight like the hummer?...

Im thinking of converting a mission fuel 95 xp with either a hummer or a gold vanguard or possiablly just another hi-lo frame...Any suggestions?

Where did you get the hummers and get them mounted...nice looking set-up...

Nice Goals...

TBLfan you have to have just about every pattern known to man or at least tryed it at some point or another...lol

Those are some good looking skates...They look like they should hold up for a good while, How light are they and what size?

Nice skates joe....what size are they?

All I'm saying is store workers should not be helping folks so they can bypass ther local LHS's. This has nothing to do with my store, but the "hockey world" as you say, in general. IIt's a macro thing, not micro. If there is no reason to go to the local LHS because you can get free fitting advice from MSH, then less folks will go to their LHS, they'll shop ebay. BTW, I don't believe I've ever mentioned the name of my store on this board. Explain this to me jimmy, how is someone who lives nowhere near a quality pro shop going to get good solid info on products? Am I suppose to take a plane ride for $300 to buy a $300 pair of skates or spend airfare to go pick up a few items of equipment? Or since I dont live in a "hockey hotbed" Im not suppose to get quality equipment or be able to play at all?...Is it my fault that there are no shops where I live and Im just suppose to find this info out on my own? Oh wait, finding out on my own would mean Id have to find a "helpful" hockey website with alot of great and knowledgeable people!!! But I cant do that cause then Id just have to take that knowledge and buy online...No I cant do that, Ill plop down my $300 for a plane ticket and head up to your shop to spend a couple hundred on equipment and then get home and not have any money to pay for a league to play in, but at least youll have that little profit to pay your light bill.....I think your view of the "macro" hockey world is a little more "micro" than you really understand....Just because you live and work somewhere with a hockey shop dosent mean its like that all over the country....I feel what your sayin about supporting LHS, we had a shop where I live here for a little while and I was there every week buying this and that sometimes just spending what little money I could on stuff I really didnt need cause I thought it might help the guy stay in business, he eventully closed and Im back to having to get stuff online(only because I have no other options), but at least this site helps me make informend purchases...Although I guess in your thinking maybe I should just take a up another sport that I can make my purchases that support that LHS?...So see jimmy you need to sit back and look at your "macro" view and maybe strecth it out a bit more before you start stepping on toes and pointing fingers....If you can think of a better option for me Im all ears....

Anyone know where I can get some nylon Easton gloves like those?

Reaper, The 7500's have been great...they are super stiff, seem to be very durable...I dont think you can get a better skate in that price range this year...One of the best skates Ive ever owned.