Nice Mr. Bunny How about some more shots of the Premier from other angles.Seeing as how you have got this pic thing down to a science.That kit really stands out. I am digging your scene.SA Green Man
Thanks!!!
Yeah- I gotta find them on this computer. Unfortunately, it's only going to be played in all but the largest venues as a five piece, one-up, two down kit.
I will be posting pix of my Frankensnares next...
I would give my right arm to be ambidextrious.
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Funny stuff!!!!
i have one thing to say!
u must kick up them wabbit feet pretty darn good with that kit bravo
have to post my every day kit
I have so much fun with that kit, even though I don't always play it "complete", so to speak!!!
My feet barely reach the pedals, but they do well for toes-down playing!!!
toes down give u those rolls u only can dream of
I am trying to get the throne lower so my toes reach...
I played full-right goalie in my adult rec days. It's tougher to get rid of lefty goalie stuff than lefty guitars!!! Vaughan had to make my stuff and it took 12 weeks to get it!!!Hockey was fun. It's sad to say I haven't laced up the skates in about 15 years, however...
Well at least the really expensive pieces aren't based on handedness lol
Almost all companies offer full right stuff now it may be easier to sell now and it's definitely cheaper now too (not cheap tho lol) get back out there I played with a guy recently who hadn't been on the ice since I was 3 years old
Well at least the really expensive pieces aren't based on handedness lolAlmost all companies offer full right stuff now it may be easier to sell now and it's definitely cheaper now too (not cheap tho lol) get back out there I played with a guy recently who hadn't been on the ice since I was 3 years old
It was going to take the same amount of time to get a trap and blocker from Vaughan as it was Cooper or DR. At that time, Vaughan had the best choices for a full right set up. I spent twenty years ago what it would cost now to buy in-stock, top retail stuff. Of course it came from Canada and not from China. The guy who bought my stuff is STILL using it and gets it refreshed every few years. My stuff was made to look like Grant Fuhr's stuff when he played for the Blues.
What does amaze me is the fact that modern goalie stuff doesn't load up with water and need three days to dry out!!! Until I got my more modern leg pads, I had some '60s Coopers that seemed to double in weight after a game of butterfly goaltending!!!!
If I didn't have two bands that I am playing in, I would probably lace 'em up again. But there's no time these days...
Cool kit bunny. More pics!!
