Gswift

I use 1 place in Toronto, Duke's Source for Sports. Technically in Etobicoke, which is a district in the west end of Toronto. Another place I trust my skates with is Hockey Lion in Richmond Hill, which is a city just north of Toronto. I suppose a better way of answering your question would be to know where he'll be playing in Toronto?

I think the Easton RS II or even the 85S (I think they had issues with the model that had the composite calf guard) may fit the bill of what you're looking for, higher end, not bulky & has a deep leg channel. I traded my RS II, but kept the 85S as backups and they're my preferred shin pad, I only use my 21k when I feel the need for higher protection.

It's branded Bauer now, it has hanging loops instead of grommets...

This is why I love my Easton Pro 10 shoulder pads, they have adjustable rib pads, maybe try to make something to mimic it? you can see the design at the 1:56 mark....

Maybe look for a large CCM V08, they fit like an XL compared to all other helmets..

Still not an answer...

Aaah, you're one of those post counters.... "yOu OnLy HaVe xx nUmBer Of PoSts...", what are you 12yrs old? and you're still showing you inability to answer a simple question....why create a post to ask a question, only to disagree with the responses you get?

"wHaT aRe ThEy WoRtH?" "I'd say $300-375 depending on how bad somebody wants them" "i'D sAy $300 ToPs" "$500 is fair price IMO..." "yIkEs, ThAtS bEiNg GeNeRoUs" Again, why even ask the question if you have a specific answer in YOUR mind about the value??

Lol, I'm legit asking, why do you ask for people's opinions on pricing & when they give their opinion, U disagree & argue your point...legit, why ask?

Are you just being a clown or do you have reading comprehension issues?

Not quite sure I understand the point of this thread.....you ask for people's opinions on the price of old stock equipment, but when people post their answers, you disagree. If you have a set price in mind, that's what they are worth to you. If you find them for that price, great if not, it's worth as much as the seller is willing to part with them for. I sometimes price things a little higher hoping to get that amount but anything less & I'd rather keep it for myself. I do this in the hockey equip world as well as the sneaker world...

Worst detective ever...my SLS locker is currently empty....

Nothing that is said here will make him understand...he came here for justification of his lower offer & is mad that the seller wants about $460 for them...

There is no absolute maximum, in the sense that it is worth what someone is willing to pay for them or what someone is willing to sell them for. If the seller wants no less than $400 & is willing to sit on them or keep them if he gets less, that's their perogative. Half of retail for a top end skate is not too far fetched...