Nicolas Roy Pro Stock - Bauer Nexus Custom Build (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - P92 (Matthews) - 87 Flex/64" (Blade 1) Dressed as Proto-R White and yellow used pro

Name: Nicolas Roy Pro Stock - Bauer Nexus Custom Build (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right - P92 (Matthews) - 87 Flex/64" (Blade 1) *Dressed as Proto-R* White and yellow used pro
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 4347019644
Price: 145.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1134 (11 reviews)

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Nicolas Roy Pro Stock Bauer Nexus Custom Build (NHL) Stick Specifications:Right P92 (Matthews) 87 Flex 64" (Blade 1) *Dressed as Proto R* White and yellow used pro White and yellow used pro stock Bauer Vapor Hyperlite goalie Glove These gloves are in the Boston Bruins official colorway Nicolas Roy Toronto Maple Leafs Nicolas Roy's stick features a Nexus DK build during his time with the Vegas Golden Knights

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