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nickthebrick236
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Joined: 27 Jul 2009
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| I have the Pro Stock R8 glove, blocker, and leg pads. They are by far the best pads I have ever bought. Now that I am going into juniors, I want to buy the R10 pads. Does anyone have some feedback on the R10 equipment? |
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newt0524
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Joined: 21 Jul 2009
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Location: Toronto, Ontario
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Hey
I've been using the Summit 7 trapper and blocker for a few months now (probably 30-40 games). The blocker is perfect but I have noticed the trapper gives off alot of pop outs. Also, it is still pretty stiff.
Wondering if anyone else has had this problem with the summits?
cheers
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Gonz
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Joined: 14 Mar 2009
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Location: Alexandria, MN
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I just picked up a TPS R2 Special Edition stick last week. It's the one that's all chromed out. 
I've only used it once, and this is my first ever non-wood stick, so far I'm pleased with it. Like any new stick it will take some getting used to, but I have a feeling I'll be happy with this one.
I just wanted to get my first impressions down while they're fresh in my head. I'm sure I'll have more to say about it in a month. I paid $85 for it, which apparently is a steal.
I only took a few shots clean off the stick, but it did it's job there. Playing the puck will take some getting used to, it's very lively. One instance I went to pass the puck up to a player in the neutral zone, just a nice easy saucer pass, and almost hit him in the chest!
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newt0524
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I've been using the R2 for a couple months as well. I totally agree, it takes some getting used to. I'm assuming it's not the TPS but the transition from wood to composite.
The main issue I had initially was giving off rebounds. I've found with the extra spring in the stick it tends to pop the puck out a bit more. Simply adjusted the angle of the stick and it seems fine now.
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sobugkhangf
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Thank you very much for posting this article. Its a very useful article. We will be acquire lot of things from this site.So i want some information about this post.
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