Looks they added a bunch of Ottawa gloves this morning. 

If anyone would be willing to pick me up Oshie sticks, please send me a message. 

I've had one for over a year now and have been extremely happy with it. It couldn't be easier to use and my edges have been great and consistent!

For the last few months it has been mostly P08 (Oshie Pro Stock) and Bergeron Pro Stock curve which is in the P91a/P106 family. 

Sold on ebay, lock it up. 

Another price drop, $135 shipped within US (Paypal gifted or with the fee added). Open to discuss price with shipping to Canada. Let's get these to a new home!

Bump, price lowered. $145 shipped within US (Paypal gifted or with the fee added). Open to discuss price with shipping to Canada. 

Thanks for the advice everyone. I went and tried on some other skates this evening (primarily ribcor line skates). The RibCor skates felt much better but I couldn't find anything that felt perfect. It's hard to say what a bake will do. From what I can tell my issue is a combination of the stiffness of the boot and the width on my right foot. I'm thinking the jump from the N7000 boot to the S180 boot is probably way more than I'm ready for. I unfortunately ran out of time but I will probably go try a S170 E width if I can find one. I'm also trying to figure out if the RibCor 66k is a better progression from the N7000 or if I should go up to the 68 or 70. 

I ended up returning the S180s and went to Ribcor 68Ks. I skated in them for the first time Saturday and they felt great. I didn't have any issues with pain in the spots where the 180s were bothering me. They seem like they have a great balance between stiffness and flexibility. I'm looking forward to getting some more time in them this week. 

Hey everyone. I was hoping to get some advice on pain I've been having in my new skates. First some background.

Prior to this weekend, I had been skating in Nexus N7000 skates (Size 7.5 D) for about 18 months. I was getting some discomfort from them recently and never felt like I had a great heel lock so I decided to get new skates. I went to the Pure Hockey store nearby and they had one of the Bauer 3D Skate Labs so we gave that a whirl.  I tried it 2 times, once standing up straight and once with knee bend, and it came back both times saying I belonged in the Supreme Line, size 6.5 D. The only issue is that my left foot and right foot are different. My left foot was pretty much spot on or a bit smaller than 6.5 and exactly a D width. My right foot though is more like 6.75 and closer to a EE width. I wanted to get a better quality boot as I'm playing 3-4 times a week now so I had them bring out a 6.5 D Supreme S180. In store my left foot felt perfect and my right foot felt a little snug in the forefoot right behind the toe box but not painful. My toes were brushing the toe cap on the left and and little tighter on the right but felt fine when getting into a hockey stance. It seemed like a good fit so we went with it and baked them. I skated for the first time in them 24 hours later and it was not a pleasurable experience to say the least. On my left foot everything felt fine for the most part except I was getting some pain/pressure on my inside ankle area. On my right foot I was getting the same issue on my inside ankle area but also some discomfort in the area right before the toe box. I chalked it up to just needing to break them in as well as get use to the stiffer boot and got through it. I skated again last night and it seemed like the discomfort in my right foot only got worse with some of the same pressure/pain in my left foot around the inside ankle. I've also got what seems to be a blister right on the inside ankle of my right foot. 

This is my first time in a higher end boot so I'm trying to figure out if this is normal and will go away as I get more time in them or if there is a bigger issue that isn't going to solve itself. I am only an average skater so I also wonder if I went with too stiff a boot and would be better off in an S170. My other concern is that with the differences between my two feet, if I stay in a D I think my right foot may be in a skate that's too narrow but it's just fine for my left. If I go to a EE it will be the opposite with my right foot being probably just right but with my left foot being in a boot that's too wide. I'm not sure which is a better compromise. 

Apologies for the long winded post but was hoping to get some recommendations or advice on what to do here based on everyone's experience. Thanks in advance for the help!

Usually a 9 or 9.5 depending on the type of shoe. 

Bump, new price. $75 shipped. Let's get it done!

Bump, eBay auction fell through. Shoot me an offer!

I've got these up on ebay with an auction ending in a few days. There are no bids yet so I'd prefer to sell these here and save the fees. If anyone is interested shoot me an offer. 

Updated ... let me know if you have any RH p08s you want to sell!

You don’t think you could do medium qrl? I have Avs. How big are you?

Updated want

Looking for the following:
-Right handed sticks with a P08 curve in a 75-85 flex.

Updated to add CCM shoulders

Thanks. I figured I'd check here first to see if anyone had a lightly used set they were looking to sell but I went ahead and pulled the trigger on those. 

Some on EBay right now

https://www.ebay.com...redirect=mobile

Thanks for the heads up. I'll keep on eye on that auction though ideally I'd much rather deal with someone on here.