15yearsofhistory

Anybody into offroading here?

Just found out the guy who previously owned my '86 Blazer didn't properly install the transmission and forgot to incorporate a few bolts here and there. Makes me feel pretty good...

Unless you're an expert in riveting and precision placement...ge the shop to do it.

'86 Chevy S10 Blazer.

Pretty sure they're team Jamaica. Some guy at my rink has a pair and told me that's what they were.

That chassis is disgusting...

Huh, never seen that before. I could only assume it's for the people who wrap their laces around the tendon guard. It's kinda silly though.

Lovely skates. And at TheBert, what do you mean? My He550s and BlueMax both have three eyelets.

I plan to get "ropaželjen človek" on my left mid-torso someday. It means predator in Slovenian and sums up my heritage.

Necrophagist. Not necessarily for the music but the solos that guitarist, Muhammed, produces.

How old is that cage...?

Ice boots feel better.

And there was another topic somewhere relating the Inno stick->Warrior sticks->NBH sticks... <_<

Stick/Product: Rbk 7k, Datsyuk Curve. Time of Use: 1 tournament (4 games), about 10 practices. My size: 6' 150lbs. Inline center and offensive-defense. Blade: Very crisp blade. It's way stiffer than the blade on my 6.0, and I thought that blade was made of bricks haha. 9/10 Flex: Regular, which equates to around 85. Doesn't seem very stiff compared to CCM flexes. Stickhandling/Receiving Passes: Very good feel for the puck with the 7K. Reminded me of using a wood stick. I didn't have to worry about looking down at the puck because I knew it was there. For receiving passes, it could be better. When I would receive them they seemed to bounce off a little bit (I receive passes with soft hands, so I'm almost positive it isn't me). 8/10 Shooting/Passing: The highlight of this stick by far. Slapshots are far superior with the 7K than any stick I've ever used. My wrist shots kinda got weaker, but snapshots increased in speed and accuracy. 9/10 Weight/Balance: Wonderfully light stick that is balanced throughout. I thought the weight might throw off the performance but it's done the complete opposite. 10/10 Durability: Still in one piece. The blade is lively as ever, shaft still feels like it has its true flex. Only thing I can complain about is the paint chipping on of about a foot from the blade. There is almost no paint left; it's just cosmetic damage though. 9/10 Conclusion: I've heard this stick was great, so I though I'd give it a try. So far I love it and would definately purchase another. Definite recommendation to anyone. Overall: 8/10