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creasecollector last won the day on January 18 2020
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146 ExcellentAbout creasecollector
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Advanced Member
Personal Information
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Location
Toronto, Ontario
Current Equipment
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Leg Pads
CCM Premier Pro
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Review:
Love my Premier setup!
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Glove
CCM Premier Pro - 590 Game Ready Break
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Blocker
CCM Premier Pro
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Chest & Arm Protector
2013 CCM AB Pro w/Reebok Premier 1 Mods
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Pants
CCM Premier SE - Royal Blue
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Mask
Itech/Bauer NME7
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Stick
CCM Premier Plus - 25 paddle Enroth Pro Stock
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Skates - Boot
True/VH
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Skate - Cowling
Bauer Vertexx
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Skates - Blades
4mm Step Steel
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Knee Pads
KOHO 589 Pro Swiss
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Review:
Love these knee guards!
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Neck Guard
CCM Shirt
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Jock
CCM 500
Wish List
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Mask
One of the newer Bauer's, preferably - All White Mask
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Skates - Boot
Any new Bauer skate (Maybe CCM) to get me out of my ancient Bauer Supreme 1000's.
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Neck Guard
CCM Neck Guard Shirt - PRO Version
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I have the same bag and I love it. The bag is a beast. Wheel bags are awesome. Easy to use and saves my bad back. I have taken my fair bit of comments about it over the years but it's all in good fun.
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I rock Step Steel and I've been happy with them. If you're comfortable in Step, mayne just stick with them?
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Retiring C&A from 90's ... advice?
creasecollector replied to PuckStoppa's topic in Chest Protectors - C&As
Great post, @Wonder35 ! Your Brown setup looks very nice. -
I'm just outside of Toronto, so the only ice I've been seeing is on my driveway...
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#GoalieGoals
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Nice, sounds like some good stuff. And hope the family is doing okay all things considered.
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Beautiful setup! Well done!!
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Same, but I don't think it was his choice to leave Eyecandyair? I could be wrong thoughm just what I heard.
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I agree, but sadly it comes down to money, in my opinion. If they sell the pro spec unit pictured above, that might price out a lot of goalies and affect sales. So instead, they develop a unit they can easily produce in a cost-effective manner that can be sold in bulk to retailers across the globe and sell as many units as possible. This is why we see C/A's from smaller companies perform well, I think. They can develop a solid product and not have to worry about distrubution as much as the bigger guys, building youth/intermediate/ senior units, etc. They can just focus on their product a
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Check out this older thread. His creations were nice: