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TBLfan

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  1. Sold a shaft and it was returned to me by USPS today broken in half with an apology note (not a personalized on, a pre-printed one in a plastic envelope they stuck to the shaft).

    I sold it for $25, and have already refunded the seller, but is it worth filing a claim with USPS?

    Is it too much hassle for just $25?

    Plus shipping costs and gas money. ;)


  2. Flex feels as rated, it shoots better than any previous Vapor stick(IMO) but the downside is that there is very little feel on the blade. You can feel it there with the sheer lightweight-ness of the stick but you get very little feedback from the blade, I'd compare it to the S17 in puck feel. Durability, haven't broke it in the four months I've had it but it's not good enough, in my opinion, to use over my one95s and R2XN10s... I've only used it maybe 10 times.


  3. No, you need to ask her how many pair of shoes she has. You should get the STFU glare, but it usually results in the end of the hounding.

    That doesn't work for me, the gf has a lot less shoes than pairs of gloves I have. She has less shoes than I have!


  4. Just about every legit hockey shop has a FIT setup

    I wouldn't say that. Around here the shop with the crook for an owner, no selection and high prices has the FIT system in place and the legit shop with the good prices doesn't.

    lol thats awesome...does anyone know if that can be used on skates? say Bauers for example? or do they have to be CCM's?

    thanks in advance guys :D

    Of course you can use them on other skates. I actually thought about going to the sleaze-ball shop(which I avoid at all costs) to use it for my one95s. The system is rather old but they are great for skates like the one90/one75, one95, nine-1, U+, Kor, etc... because of the amount of molding that these skates offer.


  5. Wow, I love that some sticks are still in wrappers. How do you pick which ones to use?

    haha, well the bottom four are just some Lightning sticks I snagged for almost nothing. Two graphic-less St Louis Eastons and a St Louis CCM v110, and a game used Lecavalier v110.

    I really only rotate a few for regular use. Some sit a while before they get used again.

    Still a few XN10s behind. Then again, my collection is slowly dwindling due to use.

    I've still been using the same one for a long time, the others are unused. I can't believe the shaft has lasted soo long, there's no paint left on the darn thing!


  6. haha yeah, they're where I can keep an eye on them. ;)

    Since it was inventory time, here's my stick collection. Not shown: 3 Kovalchuk and two Afanasenkov pro stock Dolomite blades, two TPS short-hosel tapered custom wood blades and 1 Easton T-Flex Chris Drury pro stock blade.

    IMG_2895.jpg


  7. Hey Drew, when do we get to see an updated pic of your stick collection?

    Cleaning up the spare room for a visator. This isn't from the storage unit, just what was laying around in the 1 room FYI.

    How many sticks do you have, ballpark?

    I think it would be approximately a shit-ton of sticks... in scientific terms.


  8. Let's see them B)

    jofas.jpg

    ...and to support the neat factor of Jofa gloves.

    lecavalier.jpg

    My two 87 flex Samsonov One95's were super light. They honestly felt lighter than the new U+ CL that I checked out at the local shop. I couldn't imagine the X60's being even lighter than that, unless my internal scales were screwed up from the joy of getting new sticks in the mail.

    Both are extremely light, I haven't weighed them but in a simple balance comparison the one95 is more blade heavy.


  9. Like I said before, the only difference between the 22 and 24 is flex. We solved this back in June when I had two of each and two of his X:60s.

    how did the x60s feel compared to the one95

    Lighter, stiffer, a lot less puck feel.

    Finally Completed my JOFA protective kit: 8090 Shins, 5066 Elbows, 8800/8k Shoulders

    Still Looking for some gloves, that may prove difficult.

    Not too hard, I have two pairs in my MSH bag. haha. :P

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