Shane Wright Pro Stock - Warrior Alpha LX Pro (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - W28 (Gallagher) - 82 Flex/61" (Blade 6) Dressed as QR5 Pro These skates fuse advanced materials

Name: Shane Wright Pro Stock - Warrior Alpha LX Pro (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - W28 (Gallagher) - 82 Flex/61" (Blade 6) *Dressed as QR5 Pro* These skates fuse advanced materials
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 75025028769
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.794700000000001 (6 reviews)

SKU 75025028769 · ★ 4.8

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Shane Wright Pro Stock Warrior Alpha LX Pro (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right W28 (Gallagher) 82 Flex 61" (Blade 6) *Dressed as QR5 Pro* These skates fuse advanced materials These skates fuse advanced materials with a performance driven design it’s a true one piece construction — none of this fused carbon “one piece” stuff Shane Wright Pro Stock Warrior Alpha LX Pro (NHL)

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