JR Boucicaut

Half shields and Concept 2s. They purchased Mission-Itech Hockey.

I believe teams stocked up; the post was “continue to get.” That isn’t happening anymore.

Why on Earth would CCM create unbranded steel for LS Edge? Bauer bought Mission/Itech for IP, facial, baselayer and roller hockey. Eliminating a competitor was also a bonus. Mission ice's best days were pre-moving design to Montreal.

They intend on using the profits for their legal fees as they are intending on fighting it.

Just received confirmation that Tydan will cease to sell their steel to dealers as they have been served for patent infringement. They will continue to sell direct-to-consumer through their website.

We cancelled SummerJam at the Prudential Center because we just didn't think we would get enough people to want to travel to NJ at this time. It took me a while to come to that decision but I think it was justified. We'll be back next year - expect to see you there!

Correct. CS's Boot Punch is best for this. And on Graf skates, it's the most pliable toe cap around too.

It's a rubber stone.

Here you go - complete with plastic CCM jeweling: https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-CCM-SUPRA-ICE-HOCKEY-PANTS-RED-MODEL-HP610-SP-SIZE-SMALL/333096895822?_trkparms=aid%3D1110002%26algo%3DSPLICE.SOI%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20190711095549%26meid%3D50b4941a0aa745a49918b631ee7c4e85%26pid%3D100047%26rk%3D4%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D333338236651%26itm%3D333096895822%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3DSellersOtherItemsV2&_trksid=p2047675.c100047.m2108

There was a 610 Professional model as well. Are you referring to that model?

The holes typically don't interfere with each other installation-wise as inline rivet hole patterns are narrower. You can dismount holders, install chassis, and go back if needed. On Mako, however, depending on the chassis, you may have to cut the plastic that wraps under the boot.

That's the retail customizer.

Usually what you would do is place the order for the association and then throw in some extra inventory that you can sell in store (at your own pricing structure) for kids who lose their jackets or parents who may want to buy an extra or something like that. An association should not expect you to assume the risk of the whole inventory. I've seen the setup that you've described, but it's the case when the pro shop is owned by the rink/association. Terms are fine if you choose to go that route. And if those sales are going to go through your POS, make sure to get those fees from them as well.

HELL NO

Right, they have their own customizer which isn't available to the general public.