JR Boucicaut

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php/files/file/171-2014-winnwell-catalogue/ Most of the product has carried over from 2013, however, there's a new line of sticks. I haven't seen it yet, but I'll let Richard know the post is up and he can discuss.

Black Friday wasn't too bad for us. That was like a tournament weekend.

Try Black Friday AND Cyber Monday. My store is the distribution center for the MI market so we battle 3 fronts daily; store, receiving and shipping online orders. Just put in 14 hrs today trying to get packages out the door.

Older. Tuuks came out in the mid 70s - 1976 I believe. Bauer wasn't using that logo 30 years ago either.

That's not FBV.

110 would grip even more...remember the two numbers work with each other to determine the feel. At 110, the fangs would be even more pronounced as they are more upright. 95/75 will have less bite and better glide because the fangs are flatter. Reason why you don't see over 100 for hockey is because of the blade thickness. I remember discussions with Steve and them trying wider flats on figure skates because the blade's thicker. That's also why A-Trap uses different flats for 3mm and 4mm steel.

Try not to drop oil on the table.

Currently seeking LTR candidates - Stick Long-Term Reviewers Wanted

Member suspended for leaking photos.

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php/files/file/170-2014-sher-wood-catalogue/ I'll work on the review in the coming days.

No, every brand has used texalium as an outsole material at some point.

It's texalium, which is not carbon fiber in the way you think. It's fiberglass-based with a layer of aluminum - that's where the silver comes from.

She's a screamer.

Showing up to your girlfriend's house at midnight on Sweetest Day with a dozen roses and getting the whole "it's not you, it's me" schpiel out of left field.

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php/files/file/168-2013-bauer-roller-hockey-catalogue/

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php/files/file/169-2013-mission-roller-hockey-catalogue/

Easton has been doing that because they always used a 3" plug in their shafts. So when they got rid of plugs and made the sticks full length, the measurement mark never changed.

They are at their marked flex 3" down from the top.

Just come in on Tuesdays. LOL

Could be 4-7 depending on pressure/speed. Once the sparks on the wheel meet or exceed the width of the blade, you know you're getting both edges on a pass.

Haha, I could've charged you more for the holder swap if you wanted to...