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CCM Extreme Flex 6 Senior Goalie Blocker - Ryan Bednard - Pro Stock S20 The paddle uses a Textreme
CCM Extreme Flex 6 Senior Goalie Blocker - Ryan Bednard - Pro Stock S20 The paddle uses a Textreme
CCM Extreme Flex 6 Senior Goalie Blocker - Ryan Bednard - Pro Stock S20 The paddle uses a Textreme
CCM Extreme Flex 6 Senior Goalie Blocker - Ryan Bednard - Pro Stock S20 The paddle uses a Textreme
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CCM Extreme Flex 6 Senior Goalie Blocker - Ryan Bednard - Pro Stock S20 The paddle uses a Textreme

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CCM Extreme Flex 6 Senior Goalie Blocker Ryan Bednard Pro Stock S20 The paddle uses a Textreme The paddle uses a Textreme carbon weave construction Bauer made sure that the Hyperlite still played like a Vapor pad giving it an ultra soft boot with break points both above and below the knee The blocker offers a primarily white base design with a bold silver stripe This custom Extreme Flex 6 blocker is a AHL Pro Return from Ryan Bednard while he was playing for the Ontario Reign

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