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It's an overlay added to a completed glove. Seam rip away, it's attached with it's own stitching.

Sorry, All sold out.

What about using something like double sided weatherstripping tape or something similar to give you some separation between the boot wall and the kydex to absorb some of the impact energy?

Thanks boys, appreciate the input. Sent a couple emails.

My men's league team is refreshing our uniforms over the summer. I've finally convinced them to switch to green Whalers unis. I've been tasked with obtaining some options and quotes. Who's the go to vendor these days for custom jerseys?

Super easy with an x-acto knife or similar. Just go slow and they come right off.

Nice to have you back Chadd. Sorry to hear it's been such a rough go of it, and glad to hear you're in a good place now.

No, the size on the holder will indicate the size of the steel.

If your current skates appear to be the correct depth, I would start with trying different lacing- skip the top eyelet or second to the top. It's free, so try that first. You could probably try a few different variations at one skate. Do the APX2 skate tongues look compressed across where you tie them /are feeling pressure? If so a tongue swap would be the next easiest thing. There are several threads on here on how to DIY. I've done probably half a dozen or so. You can source new tongues from True, CCM- both will have slimmer tongues with different levels of rigidity to choose from. With the CCM's you could just drill a couple holes in the toe cap to be compatible with the CCM mounting clips. Should take about 5 minutes. Or you can use an Awl to stitch them in.

Those are too far gone. The hole the eyelets shaft goes into has been enlarged/elongated. Putting in new eyelets will result in them just rattling around the expanded holes.

Guys, take it to PM's - all the purse swinging is cluttering up the thread .

The tape on Pasta's skate looks like it's just for the laces, doesn't really look like it's there for support.

No, sadly. You may be thinking of the one piece suit from Torspo https://www.hockeyworld.com/Torspo-Ice-Armour-Suit-Junior

Almost forgot- the Rawlings Jam integrated Shoulder pad/Elbow pad monstrosity https://www.ebay.com/itm/264798847042

I think those were the CCM chassis. The Vforms (at least the ones the shop I worked at) were some of the heaviest skates I ever encountered.

V-Form inline skates.

The half cage. The shitty visibility of a cage with the lack of protection of a half shield. The worst of two worlds. TBlades

Pro stock Bauer 1S 15" black gloves. Poron backhand liners. Only worn a few times, exc condition. $125 + Shipping CCM HGTKPP Coyotes pro stock gloves. 13" in good used condition, no rips or tears. $75 +Ship Warrior Coach's bag, lightly used. Black, white and red $40 + Ship Colorado Avalanche pattern 3rd jersey socks. AK brand, Adult large. Mesh style with velcro tabs. Brand new in bag $20 + Ship

Sell the old tongues to recoup some money.

I second going to a shop and with a few hours to kill and just try everything on. Your feet have likely changed as well over the years. Don't get wrapped up in brands, just see what feels best and go from there.

Sorry, these sold.

Sold

Anybody have any experience with these? What few reviews there are are either 5 stars or 1..

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