Warrior Alpha DX - NHL Pro Stock Glove - Jayson Megna (Navy) YGroup_sherwoodprostockhockeysticks Approved for use in NHL

Name: Warrior Alpha DX - NHL Pro Stock Glove - Jayson Megna (Navy) YGroup_sherwoodprostockhockeysticks Approved for use in NHL
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 50803770419
Price: 199.99 USD
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Warrior Alpha DX NHL Pro Stock Glove Jayson Megna (Navy) YGroup_sherwoodprostockhockeysticks Approved for use in NHL Approved for use in NHL by Kay Whitmore NHL League Office Total Length: 35" Boot: 7" Ankle to Knee: 16" Knee to Top: 12" **Note: Though which may differ from standard retail length (typically taller than retail if anything) Warrior Alpha DX Pro Stock Glove From Jayson Megna during his time with the Colorado Avalanche There is no warranty on this product

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