James van Riemsdyk Pro Stock - Warrior Alpha DX (NHL) Stick Specifications:Left - W03C (Custom Backstom) - 100 Flex/63" (Blade 1 Custom) The definition of elite mid-kick

Name: James van Riemsdyk Pro Stock - Warrior Alpha DX (NHL) Stick Specifications:Left - W03C (Custom Backstom) - 100 Flex/63" (Blade 1 Custom) The definition of elite mid-kick
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65116005527
Price: 179.99 USD
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Rating: 4.0234 (24 reviews)

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James van Riemsdyk Pro Stock Warrior Alpha DX (NHL) Stick Specifications:Left W03C (Custom Backstom) 100 Flex 63" (Blade 1 Custom) The definition of elite mid kick The definition of elite mid kick performance Featuring Bauer Tuuk Lightspeed edge holder size 254 with used LS5 carbon blades James van Riemsdyk Philadelphia Flyers This is a selection of pro stock hockey sticks sourced directly from NHL teams

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