Buzz_LightBeer

https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/holders-runners-replacement-steel/4197968-easton-parabolic-steel-ii-runners?referral_code=Zydo441 I believe this guy may have what you’re after

All good points, do you prefer the dimensions of the senior or intermediate more? I'd start there

https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/sticks/6033204-ccm-rbz-speedburner-pavel-datsyuk-pro-stock-stick-detroit-red-wings?referral_code=Zydo441 this one looks more current than the big old oar paddle I remember him using

A - they're probably noticeably heavier than current skates but if theres comfort, who cares B - that parabolic steel was notorious for breakage, I'd keep my eyes on SLS or similar and have a backup pair sooner rather than later C - LocTite the blade anchors so you dont lose one

Early 2000's, I believe they were one model below the UL Pro and Z-Air with the horrible black/green carbon fiber holder https://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/downloads/easton2002.pdf Some similar info there

outside of finding someone who recently bought new and would part with the original footbeds, these may be the thinnest you'll find aftermarket https://www.purehockey.com/product/elite-hockey-pro-hockey-skate-insoles/itm/28243-2/

There’s a Warrior W90 in the midrange pro sticks that I believe is a less open W03

Size would matter too (as it usually does). I would Expect an 8.5 to sell for more than a 12EE

By the time you get new holders and pay for installation, I’d consider going the custom route. Buy once, cry once.

Hockey Services in Kalamazoo? Legit place, and great bunch of guys

E is the RibCore asymmetrical shaft shape

https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/sticks/5911056-ccm-ribcor-team-hockey-stick

https://prosharp.us/products/leather-hone these work well on the coated mirrored blades as well

Five words. hand warmers in the cup

mission marketed one as well.

I may be misremembering the name, but I believe it was RocketHockey sticks, they were a shaft with a hole in the tenon, and blades with snap button built into the hosel for easy removal/changing. Think the Harpoon system but worse. and the kicker was, they didn’t initially make blades, so you had to buy one, send it to them to add the connector, and then have it shipped back.

https://jrzglobalsports.com/hockey-bags/jrz-hockey-bag-h-851-bwb-h-851-bwb JRZ has in-stock bags that are great. Giant duffels, i believe with interior skate dividers on the ends. I think the pricing is in CDN which makes them about $76 USD. Well worth it IMO

Bauer made the SGX 90, a shin pad with built in knee brace. (I vaguely remember Eric Lindros being the poster boy for these, as they were originally produced for him)

All the Warroad stuff is great as long as you’re willing to wait for their sales. Been happy with every product of theirs.

I have the Blademaster one, though I dont recall paying that much for it. A&R distributes the Edge Checker in the US, any shop should be able to price and order one for you

https://www.hockeyservices.com/product/ccm-ribcor-platinum-sr-skate/ Platinum are a nice option for US SFS customers, a step down from top of the line but nonetheless a nice skate

Maybe a TF7 from True would be worth a shot. Should be some deal on them currently

Influencers are our generations commercials and Kay-Bee Toys Catalogs i guess, whether we like it, understand it or not. We're part of a dying breed, Hapsburg. Like people who can name all 50 States.

If I remember, I thought there was a brief period Bauer removed Kanes name from retail sticks, but I thought it was earlier that 1X Lites. like Hills said, have home remove that trash tape job and show the barcode, plus the serial number stickers.

I'm guessing they cannot, simply because they don't keep stock insoles around. And if they did, they'd package and sell them to retailers the way CCM does.That being said, a generic Bauer retail insole at the retail level wouldn't be the worst idea. That being said, these are pretty close replacements to stock; https://www.hockeymonkey.com/elite-pro-insole.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiApb2bBhDYARIsAChHC9trdpY039W5yxFv70kx75V8ImMNlUBarf-1Z1z8uKPchZDh5qy1JwUaAno-EALw_wcB#978=116730&979=116811