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^ Same! Thanks all I'm excited to try this!

I was today years old when I learned this is a thing. Is it just the 3M clear bra? How easy was it to install on the pads? Is there any benefit to putting on the sliding surface of the inside of the pad or only the knee wing? Making loads of mods to bring my G2s up to speed and thinking this sounds like a good one to try. Thank you!

Saw these on IG too. Congrats, these are fresh!!!

Not me...Swapped my two pairs of GoalerPros into the more modern cowlings a few years ago and just bought extra sets if StepSteel to get profiled for future use. That's the last investment I make in skates ...by the time I run through two pairs of Graf skates and four sets of Steps I should be dead. The Goalers are 10+ years old and still look lightly used at best. Beasts. The old lady side of me is still shocked at the idea of cowling-less, but I do appreciate the benefits. Go get 'em, young whippersnappers.

I may have to swap terminals at ORD and if so, possibly recheck baggage. This was the case between domestic/ international terminals when I was back/forth from the US to Okinawa. Added hassle on top of the 3 bags I'm already dragging around. I agree about hand carrying the mask on the plane, but unfortunately I won't have space. I'll have my backpack/documents under the seat and am also hand carrying my violin as a carry on. I'm considering shipping my primary mask in my hard case containers full of clothes/etc that are going out this week.

Hi guys, I'm moving to the UK in a couple weeks and am trying to decide what will be the least obnoxious way to get my goal gear over there. My player gear/skate sharpener/ synthetic ice tiles etc are all going with my household goods, which should show up by July or August. I'd love to have my goal gear with me sooner as there's already a group skate waiting on me. Option one is to take it with me on the flight. This would get the gear there fastest, but that's a lot of crap (that and my personal luggage/professional gear) for me to hand carry (plus extra baggage costs). As of now I have to take at least two flights with plane change. Anyone have experience flying with their gear internationally? Was customs a pain or easy? Any problems keeping track of everything or ever have anything lost/stolen? I think that's my ultimate fear. Other option is to ship it out a few days before I leave. As of now I still have to quarantine so it can take a few days to get there as I'll just be sitting in a hotel room anyway. Also not cheap, but less crap for me to deal with on the flights over. The other military have shipped their gear before to get it there before the household goods. Has anyone had to deal with this? Any recommendations?

It was refunded. He just didn't want it back and I don't want it either.

Brand new. Bought it on Sideline Swap as it was listed as regular (right hand), but wrong one showed up. Seller doesn't want it back, figured someone here might need it. Need to unload soon as I'm moving overseas in a couple weeks. Located in KY, USA. Buyer pays shipping, make an offer.

The Bionic is STILL my favorite glove years later. Puck magnet and so comfortable. I miss that thing...

Hi all, This is probably a long shot, but here it goes anyway... I'm moving to the UK in a few weeks and was just curious if anyone on here plays out of Cambridge or Peterborough? I'll be working at one of the RAF bases in the area and plan on contacting the UK Warbirds to get some ice with them. I know things were in lockdown until recently, but I hope by this summer once i get settled ice will be open and I'll get out. How is the ice at these two rinks? Any private skates/drop-ins I could get involved with, or is it primarily adult league and stick and puck? Thanks boys! Pics because Okinawa is a beautiful place for beach hockey, and TJ Oshie.

FWIW, I'd also recommend a neck guard with the dangler on the ice, especially if you spend any time at open skates. Some tool did this to me at a stick and puck and my Maltese was the only thing that saved me from an ambulance ride.