ser33

ser33 uses Reebok Jock Pants to which knee protectors and leggings are attached. so this combination was used for fitting. but I also like the grapefruit smuggling idea

using the professor strap allows you to ditch both the boot strap and the knee strap. TGN has said they have ditched the knee strap on their US when using professor strap

the bed is sacred. it should be not only in every home, but also in every photo. lol

I had this problem on 2X a couple of times. corrected by increasing the tension of the knee elastic. on the 1S I generally installed a hard nylon strap and of course, the knee guards will not interfere either

And yet I did it! and not consciously, without any desire. and without surgery. it just so happened - lately I keep my hockey bag upright and the pads in it are upside down. you know what this well-known life hack leads to) the pads have acquired a very noticeable bend above the knee and now perfectly close the 5th hole now after all my modifications I am almost 100% satisfied with these pads. practically... the only thing that caused inconvenience was the Velcro on the strap clasp. Due to the fact that the strap practically does not stretch during intensive play, the Velcro was periodically unfastened. replacing its part, as I said earlier, did not solve the problem. the soft part of the Velcro on the shin flap is already becoming unusable and does not hold well. I'm too lazy to change it because it would be nice and high quality, as I'm used to, I would have to disassemble the side seam of the pad, separate the flap of suppuration, remove the binding from it. replace the Velcro and then put everything back together. I don't have the time or motivation to do this. so I just bought a plastic fastener, sewed one part to the shin flap and in the other part I passed a nylon strap there will be an ice test on friday night

Against the background of all that has been said, I can only add that it is a pity that Kochetkov would not have been allowed to knock all the shit out of Marchand

2X is very soft compared to the Supreme line. having both of these lines, I settled on the Supreme, as it is more rigid and with a better rebound. 2X will appeal to those making the transition from Velocity. those who are looking for rigidity definitely need Supreme, IMO

Bauer! you're scaring me! lol in the early spring of 20 I heard about the idea of an integrated knee block and implemented it in my project later successfully transferring it to Opt1k at the same time, the new Ultrasonic came out with the Stabilislide system. a year later I found out how Bauer realized this idea in February 22, while repairing the catcher 1S, I moved the attachment point of the wrist strap I did the same thing two years earlier on my XLT24 catcher a month later, in the thread about the new line, Bauer Mach saw what Bauer had done at the same time, he changed the strapping system on his 1S pads by moving part of the CRS from the outside to the inside a couple of days ago in the same topic about Max saw this hahaha, Bauer, what are you doing? stop it! lol although.... why not? Bauer, I propose to trade MY idea of a one-piece adjustable knee/calf strap for a new set of Max. ahaha

this is a product of the level of goalkeepers in the KHL. he used to have a lot of distribution in this league

I guess you have already tried the glove in action?) and judging by this comment, you liked it) incredible glove, isn't it?)

the bauer is definitely not a 590. i have an xlt24 590 reebok and the feel is a bit different, though close. I would position the bauer between 590 and 600 but closer to 590 IMO

this is a great idea for a cuff valve! if your ice trials of this mod are successful, I will use it. thank! as always great work!

I think that everything is not so simple. I assume that CURV is more rigid than the usual polyethylene or polystyrene plastic sheet used by other gear manufacturers. but it's not "magic" enough to do all the rebound work. it is the totality of design solutions that makes the bauer blocker so. namely: the overall rigidity of the board provided by the choice of its material of a certain density and the double-sided wrapping of its CURV. you can use CURV instead of regular plastic in your blocker but at the very least you need to stick it firmly to the board material. preferably under pressure. this will greatly increase the stiffness against the usual free insertion of the CURV inside the fact that CURV is possible to buy is very cool and if I had such an opportunity, I would buy it for myself

this is what I tried to convey to Netminder) the external role has lost its functionality, but many people like the way it looks. and it's their choice

do you have real statistics of this? poor Brians users, how can they live without an external roll! Shesterkin misses so many goals in RVH that it's time for him to switch to True. lol.

spring in our climate is the time of colds. Recover

yes, thanks for the advice. valuable I already did this during the build process. the result was not as positive as we would like, and the aesthetic perception worsened)) therefore, the transfer of the attachment point, which moved this jumper over the cuff (I don’t know how to call it correctly) forward, was the most productive. here it should also be noted that a decrease in wrist mobility on the stock Bauer blocker was observed relative to the Vaugghn blocker heavily modified by me if you have seen my topic on the V3 blocker, I completely removed this "jumper" on it now about the Bauer blocker board. no, I didn't add anything to it, I just glued everything together under pressure. I completely agree with you that an already "crumpled" CURV plate will last a long time. but according to my personal statistics, the puck hits the catcher 4-5 times more often than the blocker. playing 4-5 times a month I will have a lot of time before it is destroyed again. after which I'll just make a new board. I have everything I need (with the exception of CURV, of course). I did not do it right now because I wanted to get the blocker on the ice faster. but I already worked out the issue of replacing the board in my thoughts) yesterday there was another ice with a blocker and finally the puck flew into it. hmm what to say? nothing supernatural - the puck did not fly into the stands, the rebound is comparable to V3. I understand that it is possible (even most likely) this is due to the "crumpled" top layer of CURV, but I would not buy such a blocker on purpose. he's not worth it. especially for the price they ask for it ps I look forward to your progress with the US catcher. I finished everything I wanted and it's getting boring

The year is 2022 and people still don't fly like birds or grow tails. after all, it would be so great to have a third point of support when leaving the bar in the evening. Bauer makes gear for goaltenders who value maximum performance over their childhood memories. for dinosaurs, there are many other manufacturers who are happy to make at least 7 outer roll breaks for you. one for each day of the week the break of the outer roll is the same rudiment as the tail of Homo sapiens. it is no longer required. especially on hard pads. soft pads of the same Bauer bend perfectly without it As far as hip rise is concerned, there are a very small number of people who actually require this change due to anatomical differences. for everyone else, it's just marketing, habit and self-hypnosis. it is believed that increasing the rise of the hip better closes the fifth hole. although it's really more about the shape of the pillow and the width of your butterfly, and the extra hip rise significantly interferes with leg movement. It has been pointed out by many that reducing the size of the pads increases the mobility

Bauer reads my threads! lol here is a photo from the thread posted by TGN on March 25 wrist strap on the new Mach catcher and here is my wrist strap in the photo on February 16 Of course this is a joke and the new Mach was developed long before that, but I'm glad that my ideas of a simple customizer coincide with the ideas of professional gear designers also in this thread I was interested in the lack of a cuff on the new Mach blocker, but in this mod I have doubts, based on the fitting of my restored 1S blocker, I doubt that the rejection of the cuff will significantly affect the improvement of wrist mobility, because, as I wrote above, no cuff restricts movement I had my first blocker ice last Friday and I don't have much to say. apparently, I'm one of those for whom a blocker is just a blocker. the most important fears about the large weight, as with the catcher, did not materialize - the weight is not felt at all. the puck didn't hit the blocker, so it's too early to judge rebounds. in general, I like the blocker - tight fit, good stick fixation. at the moment, the only difference from the V3 blocker is the position of the palm. Bauer apparently. palm in the middle, on V3 I initially shifted the palm down. but in the game this difference is also not very noticeable

want more CURV? I have it! side plate made of HD foam and on top it is covered with CURV and underneath it's covered in CURV! but over time it all split into three separate parts and bent. therefore was glued together under pressure to obtain a rigid flat sandwich the board was also completely glued in several stages - each split was glued under pressure and completely dried for a day before the next gluing. of course, it was not possible to restore the upper CURV started final assembly. tied additional index finger protection marked holes on the skin for binding and burned them. burning is preferable to punching, since in this case the edges of the hole are melted and fasten it tied all the parts with a cord and tightened sewed elastics to fingers sewed in place the side protection to the protector of the thumb and tied the cuff with a drawstring finished result weighing up and after + 60 grams. hmm, it got tougher. It was necessary to sew with a single thread and not a double one))) joke first sensations on the hand and with a stick very tight fit. the palm is soft and comfortable. the stick is very clearly fixed in the hand the board is unrealistically rigid on all sides. let's see how good the rebounds will be the only thing that is still unusual - relative to the V3 blocker - the range of motion of the wrist is noticeably less. arm rests on cuff I cut off the seam of the side plate and moved it back a little. It was became much better This week I plan to bring it to the ice. very much confuses considerable weight in comparison with V3. but I hope, as with the catcher, this will not interfere

Vasya already

very good combination of colors and materials. but I'm confused by the white seam on the binding. otherwise it's a damn cool set, man!

after that, sewed the cuff in place finger protection and the glove itself in its place on the skin now everything is ready for assembly. it remains to solve the problem of the board. to be continued

while the board was glued, I took care of the glove. with a glove, and not with a palm, since the palm was relatively intact the palm is made of a two-layer "classic" material very similar to Nash but the sides of the fingers of the glove are made of double breathable material very reminiscent of the Bauer material 37.5 (most likely it is). and had numerous scuffs and tears that have already tried to fix the back of the thumb was made of a very thin material similar to Nash and completely torn it would be wise to completely replace the side parts of the fingers. but i'm lazy. and cheater I have very thin fingers and don't wear gloves under gloves like Lundqvist. therefore, I have a lot of the usual volume of fingers on the glove all the tears were in the "upper" part at the place of stitching with the palm therefore, after removing the old seams, I simply sewed them on the untorn material, shifting the seam as I did when repairing the gap on the catcher, reducing the volume of the fingers. profit! with a torn material on the back of the thumb, it was a little more difficult - it needed a complete replacement I took the 3D Air Mash material (which has different commercial names) but everyone knows it very well since it is traditionally used, including on blocker gloves and sewed it to the thumb. marked out on the old torn part and cut off the excess the glove is complete!

I have never had a modern Bauer blocker, so I cannot share my personal impressions. but in all reviews and reviews, everyone agrees on one thing - this blocker has the hottest rebounds in the industry it is clear that the less kinetic energy of the puck is spent on the elastic deformation of the obstacle (blocker board), the more it remains for rebound. that is why on all the blockers on the front of the board there is a sheet of plastic. but the rigidity of the board itself plays an important role in this 1S blocker board is made of medium density fine mesh polystyrene foam it is not as dense as the knee block of the 1S pads but significantly denser than the polystyrene core of 1S pads makes it even more solid CURV composite plate on the face and this CURV composite plate on the back now it's clear where all the CURV from the catcher went. lol my polystyrene board was badly damaged the front layer of CURV was also all crumpled and did not have the necessary rigidity The front layer of CURV was separated from the board and the board itself was sent for gluing. the result of gluing will show whether it is possible to continue using the board or I will have to make it again