creasecollector

I'm short, so this is not in the cards for me. However, if not overused, it is a good technique. I haven't heard of the term "double seal", either. I've just used "he has his skates on both posts" to describe it. For those who don't understand, here's a pic below. BOB uses it a lot. It makes for a seamless transition to/from/out of the RVH because, well, you're already attached to the post you want to transfer to.

I like how you become hyper aware of your physical needs and started to work on them. Most people don't do this, so good on you.

If you wipe it with a towel or something after the game to dry up the access water, it's fine. Even if you use a magic eraser after each game for puck marks (if that is your intentions), I don't see it being a problem.

Goalie from Ontario, Canada here (just outside of Toronto): No idea if/when my league will start up this year and my shinny group got cancelled for the year. Sucks. I miss hockey.

Great set, well done! You matched that Brians glove to perfection!

That would be so dope. I'd love something like this:

Juuse Saros has worn both types of True's, but I beleive he's in a one-piece right now.

Those AXIS sticks look sharp!

Maybe.

Yes.

Same here !

Could be time for an upgrade?

+1 for the Lundy Loop and Elastic toe tie setup. Works well for me. I've always been a skate lace guy for my toe ties, but I switched the Elastic toe ties early this year and I love them. Sturdy and tight when you need it, but stretches when you need it and retracts back after.

You could order custom, but yeah, a lot of the 'soft' options still make for a stiffer pad than before. The durability is a lot better. As for the change in gear, you do get used to it though and they will soften up a tiny bit with time.

I agree - There was so many solid threads on GSBB that I'd still go back to from-time-to-time.