34" (Excellent Condition) CCM Eflex 6 Regular Goalie Full Set Pro Stock (Used)

Selling a set of great set of Total Custom WHL stock pro return 34” + 1” CCM Extreme Flex 6 pads with matching Eflex 6 glove (580 break/pro palm) and Eflex 6 blocker that were made for Brett Mirwald of the Vancouver Giants of the WHL. WHITE and Maroon with SILVER accents. These were worn for part of the 2023/2024 season and are in great shape with tons of life left. AMAZING Specs are as follows: Pads: 34” + 1” Knee is soft foam with knee wrap Suregrip on landing area Precurved single internal break, single break outer 2” elastic knee Super tight fit channel with lower strap Ultra soft boot Nylon channel Behind heel boot strap Skate lace toe Glove: 580 break Pro palm Double T Skate lace pocket Super snappy - see video Blocker: Nash palm is in excellent shape. Please see last picture small cut that was professionally repaired. Everything is still in great shape. No significant wear. Pads are tall and solid. Nothing stinks. Nothing is beat down. Toes of the pads don’t have any wear. Knee wing sliding surface isn’t worn. Heel of the glove is still good. Blocker palm is great. All the usual wear places look excellent. This is a great set for a great price This is a steal for a Total Custom Eflex 6 set that would have cost over $3000 plus tax to order from a retailer. Thanks for looking!

The CCM Eflex 6 is a top-tier goalie set featuring the DRS PRO knee stack for enhanced cross-crease movements, seal, and stability. The glove boasts a 15% weight reduction and improved strapping for better control and agility. The blocker includes responsive technologies for effective puck deflection. Overall, the EFLEX 6 is an excellent choice for goalies.

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CCM’s Extreme Flex 6 line is focused on agility, mobility and technical skill without sacrificing seal or slide. The EFlex 6 is a traditional knee rolled pad with a unique inner sliding edge that aids in the butterfly technique. Just note, there are new finger and pinky loops in this glove to improve traction, but some goalies might miss the finger stalls that were present in previous models.

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@Chrisxdudo, Player Review