Warrior Alpha DX Pro - NHL Pro Stock Glove - Zach Whitecloud (Black/Gold) Hockey Skates These skates were specifically made

Name: Warrior Alpha DX Pro - NHL Pro Stock Glove - Zach Whitecloud (Black/Gold) Hockey Skates These skates were specifically made
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 80249153930
Price: 199.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1368 (27 reviews)

SKU 80249153930 ★ 4.1

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Warrior Alpha DX Pro NHL Pro Stock Glove Zach Whitecloud (Black Gold) Hockey Skates These skates were specifically made These skates were specifically made for Adam Gaudette of the Ottawa Senators This skate is in excellent used condition with very minor wear and minimal to no blemishes These gloves are NHL pro stock gloves featuring a black and gold colorway **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

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