JR Boucicaut

2016 Sher-Wood Catalogue View File 2016 Sher-Wood Catalogue Submitter JR Boucicaut Submitted 02/28/2016 Category 2016 Product Catalogues

Yes - 13", 14' and 15". No - once the glove is zipped up the binding hides the zipper completely. No. Dealers will stock replacement palms and there will be a POP to display them.

http://modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php/files/file/196-2016-true-hockey-catalogue/ Sticks - True has updated their A-Series line for 2016. While the majority of the features from the previous line carry over into the new line, the difference is what has been done to the blade. Their Braided Rib Technology consists of two braided carbon fiber tubes that run the length of the blade. One is in the center of the blade, and the second one is below, in between the center tube and the bottom of the blade. It being a braided tube also means that the fibers are continuous, helping to prevent cracks. This blade has been added to each of the A-Series sticks for 2016. This has resulted in a 50% stronger blade than last year's A-Series AB II blade. The A6.0 SBP (strength/balance/power) comes in at 400g at senior and in 6 patterns. Matte grip finish with a double-concave squared-corner shaft dimension. The 5.2 SBP also features a BRT blade. That one is coming in at 420g, 6 patterns. And even yet, the 4.5 SBT is what True is calling their "team" stick - typically what is the price point right above top end from most competitors. BRT blade, 6 patterns, coming in at 445g. The 2.2 comes in at 490g under $100. 3 patterns, 2 flexes. The 6.0 SBP also comes in shaft and blade form; both standard and tapered offerings. Xcore carries over from 2015. Gloves - True has two glove families for 2016 - The X series, which is an anatomical fit, and the A series, which is a classic 4 roll glove. The top end gloves share the same technologies - EPP protection with PE inserts on top, nylon and their Trueflex lock thumb. However, the story is the palm. Both the A 6.0 SBP and the XC9 have a removable palm. The way the Z Palm works is that there is a continuous zipper that starts at the base of where the palm meets the back cuff and continues along the outer of the gusset. The zipper is on the top part of the gusset so it isn't felt when the glove is on your hand. The top of the zipper is bound so that once the zipper is done, the teeth are tucked underneath. The Z Palm comes with 5 different options - standard, which is 1mm Clarino with an .6 overlay. The Z Pro is .6 Clarino, which makes for a very thin palm. The Z-Grip is .75 AX Suede with a .5 grip overlay and has a grip print in the index and middle fingers. The Z-Fit is .6 Torray with a .6 overlay, making it a flexier palm. The Z-Power is 1mm Clarino and a 1mm overlay, with a .6 overlay on the index and middle fingers. The neat thing about this is that all of the palms are interchangeable. For instance, on custom gloves that I have made in the past, I always go for the thinnest possible, but typically go with an overlaid palm on my top hand. This would be possible with these gloves without going with a custom order. The 4.5 glove and XC7 glove are slightly down spec'd - no Z-Palm and the EPP foams are 4mm smaller than the top-end glove.

I don't claim to know anything about the situation, other than they wanted us to rush ship them a pair of LEs for him, but I had to explain to them that Columbus is an one-day ship from MI so Air wasn't needed. Not every NHLer gets custom skates. There is a stock "pro" skate that teams can get - with the Supreme, it's a MX3 with a standard tongue, LS3 steel and a fixed tendon guard, that's made alongside retail skates. The LE is a situation in which it's a retail thing, and they have guys like Kane in it to carry that skate to translate to retail sales.

I don't claim to know the reasoning behind it but I do know that one of those pair came from my store as we shipped them to Columbus. They were 1X LE - could very well just wanted the black look, which isn't a standard offering.

It's definitely that. That oven is the exact same oven than Bauer, Graf and CCM use - the manufacturer just puts different logos on it.

Interesting. Was never told there was such an oven, nor was told 6 minutes. The skate originally started out with 15 minutes at 200º but they then changed down to 10 minutes. Unless that Easton oven ran at 180º...

Easton never made an oven.

It's not a rumor. It's fact. Those aforementioned managers who didn't know about it were guys who are at the converted Players Bench stores, and seem to still be struggling with our procedures.

Blackstone is running a special on the X01 - for $699. We're awaiting artwork to update their banner ad, but figured it'd be beneficial to post this first.

Was about to buy a Pens 3rd and get it lettered.

I put these together yesterday. Not sure if I'm really feeling the chest piece. I'll add suspender buttons to my pant shell to keep them in place.

Natalie Cole, as well.

Wayne Rogers, who played Trapper John on M*A*S*H.

You will be pleasantly surprised at the curve options that will be available... yes.

The sticks are QR1 and are what the sticks will look like once their customizer is live. You can pick the paint pattern from a full paint job to a fade from the heel up or a fade from the taper up.

Holy rivet crank...

Meanwhile, Abe Vigoda's still alive and kicking...

No.

Did these for a customer a couple of days ago: Custom Nexus 7000 ice skates, shipped undrilled/unmounted +3 stiffness Mission Hi-Lo Mg chassis I think they look great with the white frame. The inside edge of the boot makes the skate look like an ice skate, and the blue accents match the boot. The only regret I have with the boot construction is that I should've opted for a composite midsole.

Not much different, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Gaining 37.5 liner and going back to a pro ivory nash palm with a stamped grip (APX2 Pro had AXSuede Quattro). Next spring.