Josh Anderson Pro Stock - Sherwood Rekker Element One (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - PP90MC - 100 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Blade 12 Custom) Height: Standard intermediate length is

Name: Josh Anderson Pro Stock - Sherwood Rekker Element One (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - PP90MC - 100 Flex/65"/Max Blade (Blade 12 Custom) Height: Standard intermediate length is
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33862451321
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3951 (8 reviews)

SKU 33862451321 · ★ 4.4

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Josh Anderson Pro Stock Sherwood Rekker Element One (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right PP90MC 100 Flex 65" Max Blade (Blade 12 Custom) Height: Standard intermediate length is Height: Standard intermediate length is 58 inch This glove is in excellent used condition with no rips in the leather and all working straps Josh Anderson Pro Stock Sherwood Rekker Element One (NHL)

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