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[Weller96]

I am looking for 14" gloves.

[JBarrera]

There's quite the selection now on eBay.  All those guys who camped out have posted their stuff.   Lets just say you'll be paying double the price for them.......

[louie]

Sent an offer of $110 was countered at $169.95, countered at $110 and said this is double what you paid, just straight declined.

[fpm39]

Sent an offer of $110 was countered at $169.95, countered at $110 and said this is double what you paid, just straight declined.

Let him hang on to them for a couple of months at that price.

[Nightcast]

Never mind

[Weller96]

Looking for ccm 11k 14"

[nicnok]

Looking for ccm 11k 14"

 

http://www.ebay.com/...yoAAOSwubRXFnJV

 

At least they've got "Make Offer" on there. Sucks to have to pay so much more than at the sale.

[Dupes]

how much were they at the sale?

[skater1]

Surprised not to see any practice jerseys out there.

[nicnok]

how much were they at the sale?

 

They were already all snatched up and being hoarded on the edge of the track by the time I got in there. But from what people were saying, the gloves were somewhere between $50 and $80. The game helmets (with the wings) were $150 which makes all the ReAckt ones on eBay for $400 seem pretty damn gougey. I stuck it out and got a brand new E700 with wings for $50 (not sure if that was a mistake tho) and of course people are trying to get $300 for those.

[shoeshine boy]

I understand that seems like a shocking price difference ( the $400 one is really a bit much) but it's not really different from what lots of sellers do all of the time. it's not even that different from how retail sales work.

[balsy17]

I am looking for 14" gloves.

 

always on ebay always too much

[nicnok]

I understand that seems like a shocking price difference ( the $400 one is really a bit much) but it's not really different from what lots of sellers do all of the time. it's not even that different from how retail sales work.

 

I don't mind the prices, I mean if people will pay that much, then more power to them. It's the fact that they pay a bum or some unemployed family member to wait in line for them 24 hours before the sale, then race in and grab all the worthwhile equipment. If they were keeping it for themselves, kids or team - that's one thing. If they were lifelong Michigan fans, that's more tolerable too. But no, they just want to make money on something that the rest of us in the giant line of people would probably consider one of their most prized hockey possessions. The worst part of it is seeing them off to the side with their giant horde of magnificent maize and blue gear mountains while us common folk vulture through what they've deemed beneath them. Or their eBay store.

[shoeshine boy]

best way to combat that is get in touch with the Athletic Department and ask if they can  have limits next time. plenty of places do that. the worst they'll say is no.

[nicnok]

Good idea. Thanks for that.

[Buzz_LightBeer]

How much were game socks going for?

[nicnok]

How much were game socks going for?

 

$20 and they had a ton of them. Maize, White and Blue

[darklight616]

limited amounts of new in bag socks tho

[nicnok]

http://www.mgoblue.c.../032717aaa.html

 

Looks like I'll be back on the boards complaining come April 16th....

 

Interesting that they're auctioning off the helmets this year.

[markov94]

Should be the usual gongshow..