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Math. last won the day on November 30 2020

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  1. Put a piece of the fluf velcro over what's left exposed, seems it would solve the problem.
  2. The design isn't new, the guy just builds them stronger than any other one. Some people will argue it's good, some will argue it's bad. Bottom line is, try one for yourself, I personally bought one and loved it so much I bought 4 more and now swear by them. Every mask that enters my rotation gets one by default.
  3. What @RichMan said. It's pretty much how I started and can confirm that it still is that way. Be dependable, stay modest, show up on time and ready and you'll soon become a regular call-up, probably even just a regular period. Also, as long as you are able to manage expectations, don't be afraid to take games that you feel are above your level. For one thing, even if you get lit up, you'll definitely be improving, and you'll soon relaize that higher level also means better player & more backcheck. Essentially, stay square and you'll be left with the easy save most of the time. Having played 10 years of inline you probably already knew that but it's my experience and I just wanted to throw it out there in case you felt the transition "hurts" your game more than you'd like.
  4. Hadn't posted in a while, thought that game went particularly well so thought I'd share. Glove hand was swallowing everything in sight, rebound control was about as good as I can muster, reaction time was good too, overall a pretty solid game. What I found growing older (and covid forcing a break on everything) is that I tend to get in less than optimal shape leading me to be more patient before I move which is a good thing. Move less, let them make the first move. Cheers!
  5. A Hadn't played in WAY too long. Think I moved decent considering how long I was off for. Oh and by he way, HI @bunnyman666 !!
  6. When you be checking if the in net cam is working, and it happens to be still working, makes for a great screengrab! (was trying to catch the blinking of the red light on my stick if it makes any sense).
  7. Last game @ 4:01 of this here video :
  8. So, covid break hit hard on the cardio. Game 2 back on the ice since last fall, could have been better, could have been worst!
  9. Little 3 on 3 of forever ago that I never posted here. Figured it might keep some people entertained. Cheers.
  10. True story. When I started I only had 1 mask so at least a spare cage in stock was mandatory. Since then my hoarding "skills" took over and I'm running a multiple unit fleet. Offers the opportunity to change things up a bit every skate and definitely helps with back-ups.
  11. Always have a spare or a backup mask in stock!
  12. @ser33 man, that's what you call "In general working condition"?! Those arms look thrashed. Tell me you took a knife to it before taking the pictures!
  13. And then if we're going to go overkill, why not go the extra mile right?! Added extra padding to the throat protector. 1/4" foam, held in place w/ 3 patches of velcro. Probably should have punched holes in the foam to help w/ ventilation but I tought about it afterwards and I don't feel like unstitching and restiching the thing, I'll see how it works once on the ice. The good thing is I planned this much ahead and put the soft part of the velcro on the existing bib, so can still be used as originaly made w/out tearing holes in my base layer.
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