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The college team I play with had their season cancelled, so I took my expertise to the local men's league. We won in overtime after tying the game with 22 seconds left.

I have been using the factory mad knee pads that I got barely used in October of 19' They have removable pads for the area where your knee goes and also the top area. I take pucks to the knees all of the time because of how I play and I feel that they are very well designed, and can stand up to direct shots. I have only had two shots that I thought hurt in these and feel that they were a better choice than the koho's that I had been wearing previously. Another nice thing is that every single part on these can be replaced.

Long ago in my youth hockey days circa 2017. I bought the blocker on ebay back in 2013 and still use it to this day (and it's overdue for a replacement!)

You don't wear fishnet stockings during games? I think you're missing out on the easier leg pad rotation that they provide.

I like the powerade 32 oz squeeze bottle. I have been using it since 2017 and it appears to be soft enough not to shatter when hit by pucks. I use a bright orange one to entice players to shoot at it. So far, none have hit it!

Haha, that's exactly who I picked that up from, but didn't know what to call it. A lot of the design considerations I have made with leg pad modifications were features that he had on his leg pads, like the toe buckles and the leg channel. Of course it would have just been easier to buy some Kohos, but by the time I was ready for new pads, they had gone extinct!

I believe they originally belonged to DoubleG over on the GSBB back in the day. If I recall correctly, those pads were sent back because they were supposed to have a double break, and instead came with a single break. I got them barely used when first started playing back in 2013.

Thanks! the iceberg graphic is definitely the way to go! These will be iceberg pair #3 over a period of 8 years

I do that so the knee block and the rest of the calf piece don't move as much, and when the do move around, they move as one piece. I have also found that it prevents my knee from slipping in between the block and calf area if I miss it when dropping down.

Not yet, but I do have that planned! I'm torn between a Vaughn V1 B7000 and a Factory Mad, as I've always wanted to try one. As for the glove, I will probably get another 580, but this time a Kenesky, as I cannot get california tan Lefevre or CCM glove.

Sure, they are 7600 leg pads with the 7800 knee block and sliding surface. I tried this combination on my last pair that I ordered in 2017 and found that it slid better and was more stable than the v4 sliding surface. As for the modifications, here is everything that I remember 1. Iceberg graphic 2. Solid outer roll (with the stock double internal break) 3. Toe buckles (I like the way they allow my leg pads to sit on my skates) 4. Pro logos (not sure why this pair came without the v4 heat transfer, but my old pair did) 5. Quick slide material on sliding surfaces 6. V5 7800 knee block and medial edge 7. Knee lock and flap omitted 8. Foam padding on front of knee area omitted 9. Custom leg channel (like the one Jimmy Howard had back in 2013, will attach photo) 10. Name embroidery 11. Top strap omitted 12. One leather strap below knee that attaches to the same buckle as the top calf strap 13. 35+1.5 (35+2 on my last pair) Most of the specifications are the same as what I had on my last pair, but with some small changes. What's exciting is that this may be the first pair of leg pads that I don't have to do anything to!

My 7600/7800's arrived at the shop today! I should have them in my posession shortly.

Nice photos! Great to see another Central PA goalie here!

I believe that the length is the same across all sizes unless it says +1 and +2.

I believe a fit 1 is closer to a medium than a small. I have a pair of fit 2 14a's and I recall the waist measurements being 36-38 inches.

My Brown 2400 russian spec arrived this past weekend. Ran it through a hot shower and tied the arms and it seems to be breaking in nicely. Can't wait to use it later this week!

Just started the order process on 3rd pair of V4 7600's. I also have a Brown 2400 Russian Spec and a Factory Mad blocker on the way. Here are the specifications; Iceberg graphic Pro logos V5 7800 knee block and medial edge (sliding surface) Cut and sewn Vaughn logos Toe buckles Quick slide material on sliding surface and top and bottom binding solid outer roll no knee flap/ knee lock omit foam to MSH material on front of knee area- will be pictured at end of list. leg channel as pictured 3 calf straps Taylor embroidered on side of leg pad no top strap one leather strap below knee, but both calf and knee strap will go through the same buckle.- will be pictured at end of list. black stitching 35+1.5 sizing

I mis-worded my previous statement, I am in my second year.

2nd year of college, I mis-worded my previous statement.

I'll be going through college and then OCS and TBS. And because I want to select the judge advocate MOS (4402) I will have to go to Naval Justice school too. I originally wanted to be an F/A-18 Weapons Systems Officer, but I decided to change my career designation since they are moving away from two seat aircraft, and thought law would be enjoyable.

Next stop, Officer Candidate School!

I had just come to the realization that I hadn't posted any pictures of my mask after getting it back from the painter in April, so here are a few.

Have an afro, I just cut it when starts messing with how my mask fits.

Eyecandyair sent me another picture of my mask!

I got a 90 degree break CCM extreme flex 3 glove that I intend on using for practices. It closes just as well as my xlt 580 pro palm did when I got it.