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i wear them in 2000-model Grafs

there's also been former big pharma CEOs who've acknowledged the link between vaccines and autism and people claim that there was tons of studies and research proving the link but big pharma had it all destroyed. not saying i believe in it, but big pharma makes billions on vaccines and so do doctors. so who's got more of a reason to lie? the people making billions off vaccines or the people who are claiming they cause autism who make no money off it either way?

I used the Lidstrom and Drury for years and years. now I use the stamkos/zetterberg/cammalleri/modano and have no idea how I ever used those big heel curves

i sanded down the edges of mine and it worked great. the edges are so rough out of the box

anyone else wear these skates? the lack of reviews online is frustrating

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/272689567799 cheap

I'm running Step runners straight out of the box on my Graf 703s and there was no adjustment or issues. ran them with superfeet and now SpeedPlates. then again, I never had the stock steel profiled either

that's what I've always loved about Graf. my last pair I bought in 2000 and finally retired them 2 years ago. replaced them with 703s from the same era I found on eBay barely worn for $90. not to mention how comfortable they are after bake and break in. even after 15 years my last pair were still so comfortable and there wasn't really any boot breakdown just the exterior of the skate was hammered and ripping from blocking shots and whatever else. thankfully with my new pair I've been wearing skatefenders with them from day 1

Helmet: Navy CCM HT500 with Tron shield/cage combo. cage portion painted white Shoulder: Hespeler Heritage Elbow: Bauer Vapor 6 from like 2002 Glove: Navy Eagle Aero Pro Pants : Navy Vic Shin: Reebok 16k Skate: Early 2000's era Graf 703 with speed plates and Step Steel Stick: Bauer Supreme 180 67 flex intermediate Stamkos curve Bag: Black GRIT

last year with my old gloves and old shins

I always go full gear and full face to open hockey like any other game

oh here "drop in" is "open hockey" and "stick n puck" or "sticktime" is exactly what it sounds like. basically a public skate where you can shoot around. once in a while a goalie shows up and one side of the ice is for breakaways on him and the other side is for people who wanna work on stick handling and passing with their friends

i'll never understand going full gear to stick n puck. skates, gloves, helmet, stick. that's the best part of going to stick n puck

great mail day.

always gotta load up when they're on clearance, too