A Pro Shop circa 1999

[skyscrape 5]

That might be worth the drive up there. How many do they have?

3 or 4 of right and 3 or 4 of left in each brand

[CharlesC 0]

Those pictures bring back entirely too many memories from High school. I remember everyone wanted Eagles because they were so new, and Bauer 7000s because of the metal tips on the laces.

[KingPest19 0]

3 or 4 of right and 3 or 4 of left in each brand

hhhmmm

[skyscrape 5]

hhhmmm

A couple KOHO Revolutions with the Lemieux curve too!

The shop keeper is by appointment only, so if you want to drive up let me know and I can get you his number.

[kwkouki 0]

hows this for late 90s era awesomeness

was, is, and always will be my favorite shaft. still trying to find a blade for it

[Johan Santana 0]

i have a Koho Revolution JAGR curve LH sitting in my basement if anyone wants it (youll have to pay for shipping) its in OK condition

[Brian Harte 1]

hows this for late 90s era awesomeness

was, is, and always will be my favorite shaft. still trying to find a blade for it

Look at that relic. My Mission Dangler will give that a run for it's money.

[kwkouki 0]

Look at that relic. My Mission Dangler will give that a run for it's money.

dont make me hunt down my koho 2275 gloves lol

[james12lucy 0]

If you've still got that pair of natural HG34's I'll take them... I had a pair of the Sentrys when they first become available, I still have them and thought I saw another pair in that photo.

[mack 44]

Awww, you guys are so cute with your old gear.

[kwkouki 0]

Awww, you guys are so cute with your old gear.

lol, yea man back when skates didnt skate for you and sticks were handmade instead of witchcraft.

[OldNSlow 3]

A couple KOHO Revolutions with the Lemieux curve too!

The shop keeper is by appointment only, so if you want to drive up let me know and I can get you his number.

If anyone is able to get these sticks, please send me a message. I would like to pick a couple up. Thanks.

[Viking 1]

While we're on the subject of hockey gear from the recent past, I found this 2002 shop catologue pdf earlier while fruitlessly searching for websites with remaining stock of Jofa 690 helmets.

[mack 44]

I don't remember anywhere having Grip Lites for $80 US. I would have bought a helluva lot more. It's nice seeing the Jofa wrist guards, too.

[Aussie Joe 0]

Still see some of those Mission Warp gloves and the Z-Airs about.

[Viking 1]

The search also led me to the 2004 Jofa catologue. R.I.P.

[Balzinsker 0]

Love the fact that the only mention of an OPS is the "Synergy Stick", like as if it was some sort of gimmick.

[Joe 1]

A couple KOHO Revolutions with the Lemieux curve too!

The shop keeper is by appointment only, so if you want to drive up let me know and I can get you his number.

I'm in Sacramento and interested..for some reason, I can't even think of what place you are referring to.

[skyscrape 5]

I'm in Sacramento and interested..for some reason, I can't even think of what place you are referring to.

The original Sacramento rink! Iceland

[TBLfan 25]

The search also led me to the 2004 Jofa catologue. R.I.P.

Absolutely hands down, the best generation of the 9144 elbow pad.

[crazy4gear 0]

Digging through my old stuff and found some early brochures.

Here is Bauer circa early 2000's:

http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o87/sna.../Bauer20012.jpg

http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o87/sna...y/Bauer2001.jpg

[heatley15 5]

The search also led me to the 2004 Jofa catologue. R.I.P.

Did the retail 9177 and 9144 both have the middle strap attach to the forearm guard? Cause i have the 9177 pro and that would have been a great idea on the pro model