Sidney Crosby Pro Stock - CCM Ribcor Trigger 8 Pro (NHL) Stick Specifications:Left - P29 (Crosby) - 90 Flex/62"/Sandpaper Grip (Blade 1) Justin Holl - Toronto Maple

Name: Sidney Crosby Pro Stock - CCM Ribcor Trigger 8 Pro (NHL) Stick Specifications:Left - P29 (Crosby) - 90 Flex/62"/Sandpaper Grip (Blade 1) Justin Holl - Toronto Maple
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41333570295
Price: 140.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1602 (26 reviews)

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Sidney Crosby Pro Stock CCM Ribcor Trigger 8 Pro (NHL) Stick Specifications:Left P29 (Crosby) 90 Flex 62" Sandpaper Grip (Blade 1) Justin Holl Toronto Maple Justin Holl Toronto Maple Leafs These skates have some small scratches on the boot and tongue but otherwise they are in good used condition with general wear Sidney Crosby Pittsburgh Penguins This is a selection of pro stock hockey sticks sourced directly from NHL teams

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