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flyersjew727
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Joined: 31 Aug 2007
Posts: 103
Location: kennett square, pa
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 Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 1:39 pm Post subject: Mylec Street Pads |
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I bought a pair of Mylec Street Pads on ebay, list - $60, i got them for $40
i must say, if you want to get a pair of pads for street, this is the way to go. theyre like, 6 inches thick with hard plastic shell and plenty of cushioning, 5 leather straps, and the only place they come apart is the knee break, which actually makes it easier to bend your knees
does anyone else have these and love them?  |
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PJGoalie30
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Joined: 21 Feb 2008
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Location: Fighting Sioux country.
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i had a pair a looooooong time ago, and yeah they were pretty awesome. people would freak out now because they dont rotate and theres no foot protection though. haha, i miss playing ball hockey with my firends in the street.
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Bruinsgoalie1
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Location: United States
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Yea i had a pair of those things. Those pads were pretty damn decent. They got accidentally thrown out one day which sucks. 
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flyersjew727
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i actually found a way to get them to rotate because of the way that i strap them, one through the skates and certain ones looser... the ones that our gym class are going to get thrown out, like 3 pairs; im considering grabbing them from our gym teacher so i can have a white AND black pair and some extra straps  |
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