Used CCM EFlex5 Eriksson Ek Pro Return 35+2

Fairly lightly used set from his time with the Anaheim Ducks and San Diego Gulls. I bought this set last year and only used them 5 times before injury took me out. Pads are 35+2, but they feel like they fit more like a 36. I am 6-1 so I would make sure you’re on the taller side. All strapping and elastics are in great shape and look brand new. Please note that there are more/different strapping options than on the retail versions. The only real wear is the holder for the leather boot strap which no one should be wearing one anyways. I was going to cut them off but left them on and just took out the leather strap. It is back on and included. The glove is a 580 that was a practice palm that I had redone to a game ready palm. So the outer cord is all new along the edge. The blocker had a seam where the paddle sits that was coming apart so I had that fixed and reinforced with extra jenpro as an additional layer of protection. Any questions feel free to ask and I will try to get back to you as soon as I can. Please no low-ball offers.

The CCM Eflex 5 features a molded knee roll design for stability, a Dual1teCore Technology for flexibility, and a SpeedSkin material for slideability. The blocker has a heat-laminated dual-density foam board for durability and a straight finger protector for added protection. The glove offers a 60-degree closure, double-T pocket, and a Flexmotion Design for mobility and protection. With its innovative features and focus on goalie biomechanics, the EFLEX 5 is the ideal choice for goalies.

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CCM’s Extreme Flex 5 line is designed for the traditional goalie who appreciates a softer-built pad with game-ready gloves. The EFlex 5 is a traditional knee-rolled pad with a special strapping system to reduce weight but increase leg connectivity to the pad. It's very light, has great rebound control, and gives a good seal to the ice. Some goalies say they can feel a quality loss now that these pads are no longer involved with Lefevre.

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@Chrisxdudo, Player Review