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August 2019

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T R U E Experience next-level performance with our redefined TRUE Pro Custom Player Skate and all-new Shift holder. Precision crafted for your feet —not the shelf, and now 15 percent lighter than its predecessor, the TRUE Pro Custom Player Skate offers best-in-class comfort and unmatched power transfer. T R U E - H O C K E Y . C O M W H E R E T O B U Y : PUREHOCKEY.COM SOURCEFORSPORTS.COM MONKEYSPORTS.COM PLAYITAGAINSPORTS.COM DISCOUNTHOCKEY.COM S K A T E B L A D E S A N D W E I G H T S F L A R E S K A T E B L A D E Skate Blades have remained the same for 80+ years. Until now. Introducing Flare Blades, the only skate blade with scientifically proven skating benefits from patented flared steel. Used by players in the USHL, NCAA and NHL. Also available in a true Diamond-Like-Carbon (DLC) black blade. The best players use the best blades. F L A R E S K A T E B L A D E . C O M S T E P STEP BLACKSTEEL is the best blade for hockey, period. With its distinct mirror finish and unique Diamond-Like Carbon coating (DLC), the STEP BLACKSTEEL will deliver optimal glide and stunning bite. These two elements will bring a huge boost of confidence to your game. S T E P S K A T E S . C O M P O W E R S K 8 R Less cost of additional ice time, private trainers, and dryland. How can a player gain a huge speed without cost or more ice time? They create aerodynamics, strength, endurance, stamina, while the player keeps their feet lower on the ice thus —pure stride. Speed gains of 5 to 35 percent. P O W E R S K 8 R . C O M W I S S O T A A proper skate sharpening is key to on-ice performance, so take control of your results with a Wissota skate sharpener. Since 1946, our affordable and easy-to-use machines have provided the average hockey parent a true professional-grade sharpening right from home. 100% American made. W I S S O T A . C O M Stay Sharp! SPORTSEXCELLENCE.COM

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