Bauer Vapor 1X Pro - Used NHL Pro Stock Glove - Valentin Zykov (Red/Black) Used Shoulder Pads Hockey Wraparound allows you to

Name: Bauer Vapor 1X Pro - Used NHL Pro Stock Glove - Valentin Zykov (Red/Black) Used Shoulder Pads Hockey Wraparound allows you to
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SKU: 86230531252
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Bauer Vapor 1X Pro Used NHL Pro Stock Glove Valentin Zykov (Red Black) Used Shoulder Pads Hockey Wraparound allows you to Hockey Wraparound allows you to use your favorite ice hockey stick off the ice without fear of damaging the blade The V Shaped shaft geometry provides elite balance and consistency These gloves are size 13" Feel free to ask if you have any questions about size or condition and we will answer to the best of our ability**

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