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September 6th... still no gloves (target date july 14), oh what will I do with eagle. Photos to come... when they do.

not custom, my shop has them, 3 shops i have seen them in, they look hot like that in maroon, with nylon and portofino

and by the way... The paragons I ordered in April, are still not here (suppose to be july, then middle of july, then begining of august, then middle, then end, now begining of september!). So we shall see

It could be done. I have some coach and fendi fabric. I could sew it to an old pair of gloves, and that would be hot.

those are so hideous, but so pretty at the same time. I would buy em!

grrr... now its getting pushed back... again... end of august... maybe?

Paragons... soon... countdown?

I ordered the ealges in the begining of may, so about 4 months

yep, the first world wide review on the top of the line eagle gloves will be exclusivly avalible on ModSquadHockey.com! The review will only cost 4.99 to view (per minute, based on double occupancy). Exclusive video and pictures will be avalbile! Stay tuned.

my sandes got lost in thiland... but I thought they were made in canada. Eagles coming in next week... boooo ya

just ask your lhs to give you an order sheet, or call up an online company like greatskate and have them email you or fax you an order form, thats what I did. My new gloves will be here in less then a week :)

yes, some of the nylon has ripped

these are my old nylon x80s, they are actualy up for sale, if anybody is interested. They are maroon black and grey and have been used a little over a year. PM me or IM me if interested ;)

Fit- I can honestly say that these skates fit like a glove. The inside of the boot conforms to your foot, and is very soft. The heel fits me perfectly, I have a rather large heel. I usualy worry about width when buying skates, especially in the toebox area. These skates fit me prefect since day one. I got them baked and put them in the fit system. Every now and then I get a little pain, but I do with all skates. 9/10 Blade/Holder- I was skating on 1152s with tblades prior to these. I tried going back to conventional holders, but just couldnt, so I swaped the holders for tblades, so this section is N/A Weight- Currently, I can boast to having the lightest skates on the market. Lighter than the XX's stock, plus I put on T'blades. They are light as a feather. I put on my 1152s for pond hockey, they feel like bricks. 10/10 Protection- I was very surprised by the protection these skates offered. With all the sob stories surrounding the XX's and how if you got tapped, you got hurt, I was hoping I would not get injured. I have had the skates for 5 months, and have yet to get hit int he skate and have it hurt. 9/10 Durability- Another thing I was afraid of, durability. The XX's were falling apart in a month or two (in some cases). The craftsmanship on these skates arte second to none. The skates still HONESTLY feel like they just came out of the box 5+ months later. 10/10 Intangibles- I just love this skate. It is like they made it for me. The tounge is great, it fits liek a glove, its lite. And one of the BEST features is the lace lock feature. It makes tying my skates a breaze, these skates are great 9.5/10 Conclusion- These skates are a great top of the line skate. They are stiff enough to give me the support I need, but not too stiff to where I cant roll my ankles enough. I love these skates 9.5/10

Me and JR have the same number, what an honor, hes using MY number. :) What happeand to the other guys finger, he a bad skate sharpener?

Sure I look like a jackass... but hey. One My old Spraypainted 1152s Two Advertisment for Innovative Three I forgot my shell Four Purty Gloves Five Great pic of the Vectors

Product: Louisville TPS XN10 / Nash Pattern/ "regular" flex / left-handed Blade - I love the feel of this blade. Very "alive", very responsive. Its alive, but in a good way. Very good for stick handeling, gives you the cousining you need, but not to hard to where pucks will be bounching off of it. The blade did break on my original one, but the blade is very nice. 8/10 Flex - Flex on it feels more like a 90-95. I like a whippy stick, so I would have prefered whip flex, but this is still very nice. 8/10 Stickhandling/receiving passes - This has to be my favorite stick for stickhandeling and pace receiving. I prefer it even to wood sticks. The blade is very alive, as I have said, but it isnt to the point where blades will be bouncingoff your stick. Like JR said, if you recieve a hard pass, it makes almost a ceramic sound. Going from this stick to my Mogo true1, I prefer the XN10. 9/10 Shooting - Best stick for shooting. The blade is very alive, and the pucks just soar. Its very easy to pick spots with the stick, and when you pick them, the puck just flys there. Perfect score 10/10 Weight and balance - I thought my True1 was the best balanced stick out there. Compared to this, the True1 feels like one of Kovalevs sticks10/10 Durability - Broke one. I never break sticks. I didnt even know I broke it, untill I went to retape and saw all the composite sticking out. Second stick is pretty beat up too 6/10 Conclusion - Great stick, favorite one to date. Very alive stick, great for shooting, stickhandeling, and passing. Some durablity issuses, in my opinion, but I believe that it is still a very nice stick. When it breaks, I will msot likley buy another one, unless the stealth is just amazing ;) Composite Score- 8.5/10