CCM HGJS - Used NHL Pro Stock Glove - Washington Capitals - Matt Irwin (Navy/Red/White) P28/W28/E28/TC4 save your wallet and let

Name: CCM HGJS - Used NHL Pro Stock Glove - Washington Capitals - Matt Irwin (Navy/Red/White) P28/W28/E28/TC4 save your wallet and let
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 43152829080
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2079 (15 reviews)

USD179.99

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SKU 43152829080 · ★ 4.2

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CCM HGJS Used NHL Pro Stock Glove Washington Capitals Matt Irwin (Navy Red White) P28 W28 E28 TC4 save your wallet and let save your wallet and let the Trigger 4 Pro do the work for you lacrosse sticks however this is used equipment issues can be missed and the equipment is sold as is These gloves are in excellent condition with no rips in the palm or backside and feature just general wear on the palms

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