Bauer Supreme Mach - Used NCAA Pro Stock Goalie Glove (White) YGroup_vaughnhockeypants These skates are in average

Name: Bauer Supreme Mach - Used NCAA Pro Stock Goalie Glove (White) YGroup_vaughnhockeypants These skates are in average
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 22420583915
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7587 (20 reviews)

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Bauer Supreme Mach Used NCAA Pro Stock Goalie Glove (White) YGroup_vaughnhockeypants These skates are in average These skates are in average used condition LATEST MODEL The Warrior Ritual Ritual M2I is the most recent model **Note: Though HockeyStickMan tries to represent the size as best as possible there may be some discrepancies as pro stock equipment is full custom and may not align with standard sizing This glove is in good used condition with puck marks to show use

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