JR Boucicaut

1500 visor is the old school Bauer visor that has been around forever. All of this stuff will be available next season.

PDF added

Graz - if I recall, the padding is the same concept. ONE90 has different materials and different spine pad. The shaft/blade will be ONE90. That is why I wrote "90".

PDF has been added. Link to it is in the first post.

If you're a good boy you'll see it tonight.

Where the hell is my jersey?

Yes. OF course depends on the dealer, but that' s looking like the "competitive" price.

No. 9/7 are NHL platinum shield, 5 and 4 are the regular one

9k, 7k and 5k skates are Pump. Then they have the lower-end stuff. Don't know how you can see that as 3 lines, but hey... As far as the 3-piece thumb, you'll understand when you see it.

That's the model that is given to the pro players. One of my employees' friends play for Ohio State and she had those exact gloves.

I should've clarified my statement. It's why I said "marketed." Thanks for the assist.

Subject says it all.

I believed I answered your question the LAST time you asked. Looks like I'm gonna have to make a new post.

Wait til they are scanned and then you can see for yourself.

Lightspeed Pro replaces the Tuuk holder with Fasteel. Lower-end holder.

In the catalogue and the samples, it is listed as ONE80. It is going to be ONE90 by the time it comes out. The ONE90 protective line is being marketed as the highest-end equipment.

Updated that for you - 8.0 is tapered, 6.0 standard.

Black/white, and navy/white. The make to order colors are MTL, DET, CBJ and CHI.

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/pics/JR/2007/CCM/CCM07.pdf New CCM logo! Skates - The V10.0 SE (Ovechkin) carries over from the December launch - new look to the V10.0. The regular 10.0 is in the lineup, as well as a 6.0 SE version. The 8.0 is now predominately silver, and the 4.0 is only available in SE form. NO MORE TACKS! Sticks - The V.10 Catapult line now comes in 7 colors - matched to the endorser's curve's team colors. The 8.0 Ultimate and 6.0 Radioactive are also new sticks. The 18.0 and 6.0 also come in shaft/blade form - 8.0 tapered, 6.0 standard. Helmets - The Vector helmet takes the Hefter shell and combines it with an EPP/"memory foam" liner. The rest of the helmets are unchanged. Gloves - The V10.0 is a new glove - 3-pc thumb that angles inward, and a stretch cuff. Nash/Pittards palm. The look carries on through the line. The Tacks glove line carries over from last year. Pants - Unchanged Protective - Unchanged

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/pics/JR/2007/RBK/RBK07.pdf Skates - 9k, 7k and 5k carry over from last year. The 4k, 3k and 1k all have different looks - Max Armour all over the skate on the 4k and 3k. Sticks - The 9k is not in the catalogue. The 7k Sickick carries over from the December launch. 5k Snake Grip, 4k and 3k come with a new graphics package. 6k is gone. The new RBK curves are P30 Bergeron, P32 Phaneuf, P34 Modano, P38 Datsyuk and P87 Crosby, which will be available in Fall 07. RBK has introduced a composite 9k goal stick. The 8k hybrid, the foam core 6k and the new X10 and X5 Xpulse sticks round out the goal line. Helmets - 8k and 6k carry over, and now a VN 4k (without subshell) Gloves - New to the lineup is the 9k, available in both synth leather and nylon versions. An updated version of the ASD cut, but with a new cuff and palm. The palm has a Kevlar patch on the top corner and a "damper" zone which limits vibration in the hand. The 8k carries over, and the 5k is a downspec'd 9k. Pants - THe 9k is a new addition to the lineup (could this be the pant the NHLers will be wearing?) It takes the 8k concept to a new level - it has an inner "core" and a shell. The core has a molded spine protector and two-way adjustable thigh guards. The thigh guards move independently from the uppers of the pants, allowing more freedom of movement. It also has built-in velcro tabs for socks.. The rest of the pants carry over from last year. Protective - Jofa has gotten another change - it's looking more RBK than the simplistic Jofa design in years past. The 9k setup include a new shoulder pad design, new elbows (with a lock strap system) and shins with a new liner and three-point strap system. The 6k also gets the lock strap and new shin strap system, and keeps the Fit Lite suspension system and vents.

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/pics/JR/2007/NBH/NBH07.pdf Skates - NBH has updated their Vapor line with the Vapor XXXX. It is the same fit as previous Vapor skates, however, with a few changes. The previous models had the ribs running along the sides of the skate, but now the ribs run in an X-pattern on the back of the heel to provide better structure/stiffness to the heel quarter area. There is considerable more padding inside the ankle area, and the other changes include the Speed Wrap toe cap taken from the ONE90 skate and non-perforated stainless steel runners. The XXV and XXII take the place of the XIX and XIV in the line. The Supreme line is unchanged. The Nike Flexlite 12 is gone, however the Flexlite 18 replaces the 10. Vapor goal is unchanged. Sticks - The Supreme line of sticks carries over from the November launch. New additions include the ONE90 Stick'um, which is not in the catalogue, but is a grip version of the ONE90, with a red paint job. High-end shafts have been reintroduced into the NBH line - the ONE90 shaft is a standard shaft, and the XXX Lite is a tapered shaft. Both have the composite blades available - same blades that are on their respective OPSs. Goal sticks are unchanged, the XX carries over from the November launch. Gloves - Vapor and Supreme lines carry over - the new "addition" is the NBH Pro 4-roll glove. Very nice glove, nylon with Dura-Soft palm and full poly insert protection. MSRP $99.99 Helmets - Unchanged Protective - I was very impressed with the gear - the ONE90 stuff is solid. On the shoulder pads, the graphics draw attention to the chest and spine protection (Nike Air and high-density foam in those areas) as well as their new Vent Armor foam, which is a very solid foam which is perforated for breathability. The Vent Armor carries through to the shins (calf wing) and elbow pads (forearm). The ONE90 line has full Dri-Fit lining and have grip prints so that it doesn't slide with baselayer shirts/pants. It has a type of memory foam in the shoulder caps, forearm and inner leg so that it molds to the body. The Anchor Strap on the elbow and shin pads is also a great addition - especially in the elbow. It is a soft cloth that doesn't bunch up and is soft on the skin, and keeps everything in place. The old 8000 stuff has carried over - it is now the Lightspeed Pro. The shoulder pads are a combination of the Lightspeed/Defender, and the elbow pads are similar to the 6000. The ONE90 pant is the latest edition of the 8000, but with a full Dri-Fit lining and adjustable spine pad. The gussets are stretch (not the old material as found on the 8000) but, with zippers. Vapor pant line carries over. MBP8 girdle is now the ONE90 girdle. New look, same pad.

I wouldn't think that 6 pair of skates done in 5 minutes would be something to brag about.

Nah, Homey just gets played.

Yeah, people walk all over me all the time.

Had the other guy do them.