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Hey guys, just looking for some help with this. I bought a Hackva GM2608 goalie helmet quite a few years back to try playing in net. Long story short I no longer use it and it's just been collecting dust. I'm looking to list it on Sideline Swap and other marketplaces but I don't remember what size it is? I believe it's a junior but nothing beyond that, no indication on the mask from what I see. So whats the best way to determine this so I can accurately list it?
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I've been feeling unsure about whether I should go all in and get a Brown Hockey 2000 Jock or go with something more fitting and supportive like the Vaughn SLR Pro Carbon. When going back and forth and looking on the website I noticed the Intermediate 2275 Jock, and how unlike the 2000, It doesn’t have the Shock Roles. Now I'm wondering how this compares with the 2000? Specifically I'm wondering if it would make more sense for me to go with this model without the shock roles given my own concerns about the 2000 possibly giving too little support on its own due to it's Shock Roles keeping the cup further away from the jewels, and how the cup on the 2275 looks to sit closer to the body with its lack of shock roles. I get theres some cushioning inside both cups but I’d like to make sure theres not so much empty space in the 2000J that things are too loos. I’d like to feel comfortable and maybe have a little bit of support with out needing jock/shorts Again I get the “shock rolls” on the sides of the 2000 jock are there to cushion impact and keep the cup further away from sensitive areas, but would there be enough foam or cushion/material on the inside of the cup between the player so that things are relatively supported without the need of adding a jockstrap underneath? like I mentioned, Keeping everything together isn’t as important to me as making sure things are reasonably/comfortably supported, as opposed to being more loose to bounce around. though It looks like the cushioning inside the cup could possibly be enough to allow for things to feel comfortably snug/supported. Hopefully this would be enough helping keep the movement inside the 2000 to a minimum? Though back to the 2275 Jock, with its lack of side roles, I wonder if there is a potential risk for things slipping out during game, and whether the intermediate has a different/smaller cup than the 2000 with less accommodation? (Mind you I’m not lacking in that department) Any one who has experience with either jock or can offer any advice is appreciated!
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Pro Stock Gloves, Pants, Goalie, Bags Listing on behalf of a friend. All prices are USD and he'll ship directly from KC. Buyer pays snh. Skater stuff $40 used CCM gloves, used, 14s mostly, he has several pairs http://i.imgur.com/U31tHTl.jpg https://imgur.com/gallery/Fbya7 $120 new http://imgur.com/a/TZj5Y $25 CCM pants see tags for size and model http://i.imgur.com/WHluCFi.jpg http://i.imgur.com/PJjmbdz.jpg http://i.imgur.com/RHOf9uk.jpg better detail of the medium pair: http://imgur.com/a/ATMzc $50 St. Charles Chill bag, no brand tag that I can see, zippers are YKK, ID window, poly lined, reinforced bottom, outer dimensions = 35"x18"x18", he has 5 http://imgur.com/G3r8HUG http://imgur.com/WfrbmpA http://imgur.com/umDn3H3 http://imgur.com/yW1183t http://imgur.com/vCUQCbP Goalie stuff $50 Vaughn Vision goalie trapper http://i.imgur.com/OARViQn.jpg http://i.imgur.com/9zZvxBn.jpg $75 each or $200 for all 3, CCM wood sticks http://i.imgur.com/TQqSzSb.jpg http://i.imgur.com/81cdYb7.jpg $125 each Bauer composite sticks http://i.imgur.com/sxtcZr2.jpg http://i.imgur.com/nw1Ks4q.jpg $25 used helmets $30 new visors MODEL: VR831 (CLEAR STRAIGHT SMALL WITHOUT VENTS WITH SLOTS). New hardware available for an additional $5. https://imgur.com/gallery/GdKhe $175 Graf goalie skates. Size 11 https://imgur.com/gallery/wnVN0
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Hello All, Last year I was forced to play goalie for a lower-level beer league in short notice, so I ended up buying a lot of my gear from eBay. I was lucky enough to spend under $500 for everything, since I was (and still am) on a budget. Unfortunately 2 of the main pieces, my Chest Protector and Leg Pads, are causing some issues. I'll explain in more detail: I bought a Bauer Supreme One95 (not Pro) Chest Protector in size Medium for $85. It was in like-new condition. I can tell the arms are definitely a few inches too long because they tend to push my glove and blocker off a little, and also the elbow pads don't line up with my elbows. I looked at cutting and re-sewing the arms with a sewing awl, however, I am not sure how to approach this, and I definitely don't want to butcher them beyond repair. Also, they seem to be pretty bulky in the upper area, so I can't really turn my head without my mask (and throat protector) being restricted by the pads. So two questions: Is it difficult to mod gear while still having it hold up? Any suggestions on what to do with the upper area? My leg pads are Vaughn Velocity 7500 33+1. I am 5'7", and the pads seem to fit, it is just when I go down in a butterfly position my knees are exposed, and I have been hit there a few times. I definitely want to get some sort of protection there, but I also feel like the top of the pads should cover a majority of that area, is that correct? My concerns are whether or not the pads are the right size, or if I am going down in the butterfly position incorrectly. As far as protection goes, would you recommend thigh guards that attach to the pad, or knee/thigh pads that are separate? I mainly question whether or not I should get some new/used gear that addresses my issues. At the same time, I would save money by making some modifications to the gear. As I stated, it is a lower-level beer league, so the shots aren't ridiculously hard, but I still want to feel comfortable playing in my gear. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I plan on going to Play it Again and our local hockey store to check out/try on some gear as well.
