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bauer and ccm did custom skates as far back as at least 94. They they mold the foot.

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dont get too caught up in the number , at the end of the day blocker hand needs to be in optimal position that is the correct position (somewhere equidistance bt ice and top of vertical angle), this is based on how style of play. the vertical angle changes if you are aggressive goalie vs one that sit in the crease or more passive, if the former, u need the hands lower to close up the hole, if in the crease higher. MAF is one that has a low hand position, The hand position dictates the correct stick which is combination paddle and lie, other factors most people don't talk about are: Blade shape - rocker vs, flat, toe and heel shape, curve vs tilt, paddle shoulder shape (trigger grip, double shoulder,slant, square shoulder, and any other weird unknown ones) ITS not just one factor. some companies measure from the shaft paddle joins, others measure from where the paddle is at 3" as the starting point - 2 varations are from the shaft or the paddle top or bottom area. NHL rule book is probably along the shaft on the paddle to the heel. starting at where it is 3" not including the shoulder if it is under 3". I'm going to sleep, but its having a rocker blade like majority of pros , just look in at pretty much any photos, if stick is longer the rocker will offset the height.

ALEX VON mach neck guard is is pretty good one for 100$ shipped, co-created by the vaughn guy when he was in michigan state , Everet Bommarito,. kevlar and thick d3o foam with ridge on backside for compression, is what you should get. on my 2 one the first one i lost, very impressive product. here s the article foryou lazy people: https://www.egr.msu.edu/news/2014/11/24/student-prototype-scores-breakaway

no , its usually foam on a composite stick. I done it to my ccm eflex 4 stick.

was it sized correctly that is the first thing. if it is sized correctly , then is the boot size the correct size? use a boot strap and see if it works. dont worry about not being cool bc u use too many straps.

double slant the shoulders if too large or add a small knob 1" above the paddle on the smaller end stick.

the hand is on the knob so you dont have to hold it too tightly and fingers keeps it in place giving free range of motion. in stance the blocker is at an angle similar to the pad in stance. it also takes vibration off the stick redirecting.

the shape of the blade on the bottom, that what they forgot to mention and is key in controlling rebounds and movement of stick. getting a shorter paddle and adding knob 1" above the paddle accomplishes the same thing with a rocker blade. also dependent if u have big hand or not.

why do u guys order custom pads with stock sizing that is just stupid and dumb. ask the manf what measurment they need and the size of skate and thigh rise pref and tell them to make it so it fits u not the other way around. u dont goto a custom tailor and say make me a shirt off and give them a size u wear for some other brand. boot size for people are all different some people have small feet other have big. stop ordering modified stock sizing unless u own a retail store or fits perfectly in the pads

its funny how everyone can use SAM profile no matter the weight height size skill level makes u wonder who is pushing this and why it is being pushed so hard. Extra revenue maybe with little expertise., hey skate shop we got a catch all template that goalie will like, we will sell it to you and u push it to the consumer for $50 or so, No experience needed , just throw the template on and they will like it. if they ask for any adjustment, just tell them this is it.

its not the sr g5 do not have hypecomb like the g4 pros so theory is wrong. the flex point break doesn't do anything its just for looks its still interanl doouble break. it didn't kill the g4, anyone that wears the pads knows that once u break it in at that point its forms to that area. you can stiffen up the thigh rise by throwing down a plasic ruler down the back side slot and putting a foam on the backside inside break to straighten it back up. i did it on the g2-g4s. the pads get too soft over time. not, "its too stiff".

listen u just walk around homedepot grab some elastic hooks, and some tarp holder make ur own for 10-15 buck that last 5 years or more. u can also use carabiner also sold at homedepot if u have loops in the front c/a and pants.

its not much diff as u have stated, just foam between the models, profile lock u don't really need, hype comp on the thighrise if u want more stiffness. there are not custom options except for single and double break. Its like the ford car model, u can have it any color you want as long as it is black. the weight is minimal difference bt model as always.

its foam like every other years.

The roy spec brown is this. back protector only like 7 " long in the upper back spin going down, rest is nylon webbing and same 2 straps. the elbow sides have hard nylon plastic plates. What roy modified is he took the soft foam on the sides off that wraps around, probably to get rid of the heat.

if u need to stiffen it up more just buy a stiff ruler and throw it down the backside slot on the outside. works on the g2-g 5

its middle of the knee, every company measures the thighrise from the knee cap up otherwise there would be a gap. That how they measure for custom pads and it hasnt changes in 30 years. otherwise u r going to have a floating starting point for the thighrise sometime, 3 " higher and sometime less. this is how u r pads back in the day u give them ur skate size or scoop size, ankle to knee or floor to knee , and thighrise perference and send it in not stock sizes. but eventually kids now think thats how pads are ordered so the mfg follow suits probably based on getting the big box retailer to front load custom stock inventory.

thats not how u measure thighrise measurement, its from the midde of the knee not top of knee block as they can be difference size.. yoiu can do that if u figuring out the same brand and model and thats about it. otherwise doesnt tell u crap, and yes i know brian listed that , but it doesnt mean crap.

ccm is on the website as pdf in the catalog, warrior has a sizing chart everywhere in every retailer, brians is on their website, vaughn is the only one where i don't know but i have seen an old one, at this point i really dont care about vaughn. pete smith guys since 2003

yes go look at the sizing chart. these are also the same people that say the g3 are super stiff when they touched it for 5 min or tried it once while the other caamp that used it says they are too soft. shannon szabados uses a 33 +3 warrior. its just perceived as being big. always go with ur raw measurement preference not the stock size.

they have a chart go with it. its actually smaller the 33" base is 8" vs 10" on brians and CCM , I think vaughn is on the same boat but i could care less to do the reserach. what this means a 33" + 3 warrior ritual is the same as brians 33+1"in the thighrise.

it if u order custom and it doesnt fit and u havent wore it on the ice they will make another one in ur size thats all

that was the g3 pads