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  1. I like this idea of incorporating slack into the design. I’ve never tried prolaces. But I gave other similar products a try and didn’t like the feeling without any toe tie slack...... After seeing these I think I’ll give prolaces a shot. But I’m gonna go with the regular version. Here’s my idea. Why not just use lace to connect the prolace toe bridge to the pad toe bridge. That way you could leave whatever amount of slack you want. Easy to play around with more or less slack also.
  2. If I remember correctly Graf has always had a more aggressive stock profile on their runners. I want to say it is a 22' profile. I think most other goalie runners come with a 28' or 30' profile. I remember reading about Price having issues switching out of the Graf runners because he was used to the more aggressive profile and he felt like he was on skies with the Step Steel. They tried to match the profile to his Grafs. But he ultimately ended up back in the Graf cowling and steel. Also, I always notice the toe and heel of Graf runners to be more rounded than any other brand. This likely adds to the shorter blade feeling of the Grafs.
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