Back at the Hockey Shop with Cam for the gear segment last week, we looked at the Bauer Knee pads that Carey Price wears. The only hitch is - Bauer doesn't make them anymore. We talk about that in the Podcast if you want to know why.

But Price loves his so much that when we texted to tell him we had found a stash, he made sure to order 10 (!) sets so he'd have them for years to come. 

Cam and his team are making the final few sets available to our readers for 20% off using the checkout code InGoal20. Once they are gone you'll have a hard time finding them again anywhere. 

You can get yours at The Hockey Shop online today.

It started casually during a gap in the schedule, with the kids gathered around Carey Price like he was telling a campfire story as he grabbed a fresh stick and showed them how he taped it.  

It has since evolved into an annual tradition at the Eli Wilson Goaltending Day With Price, and usually takes place between the two ice sessions, after the kids have been through an off-ice session with Maria Mountain and sat down alongside Price to have lunch. Having Price tape up his CCM stick back in the locker room he shares with the kids is a perfect way to get the group talking and comfortable speaking up for the question-and-answer session that follows, many of which we shared during Episode 31 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, which also helps increase the chatter, camaraderie and comfort level for their second ice time with Price.

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At this time of year we know there are lots of new #GoalieParents; welcome to the Union.

Show your support for the #GoalieUnion and InGoal and grab some stickers for your laptop, water bottle, car or wherever you want to show your pride.

Lots more options available, including InGoal laptop and helmet stickers, #PadStacker and even #EBUG for those hanging on to the dream, like we do.

Check them out today.

You could take 15% off your next package of goal equipment at The Hockey Shop - get all the details today.

A unique relationship between a two-time Vezina Trophy winning Russian goaltender, a Finnish coach and a former MMA fighter have helped rebuild Florida's new starter.

Learn more about Sergei Bobrovsky's unique approach to training.

We’ve since seen examples of the power of Bauer’s Digi-Print technology on NHL goaltenders like Henrik Lundqvist with his stylish New York Rangers design, Linus Ullmark’s Buffalo Sabres pads, a personalized pattern for Devan Dubnyk, retro sets for Frederik Andersen and Mike McKenna, and perhaps even more creatively and boldly on younger goalies in major junior and at the World Junior Championships, including Vancouver Canucks prospect Michael DiPietro.

Now it’s here for you and me and anyone else who wants to show off some style: Bauer True Design, a chance to create seemingly unlimited custom graphics on your pads and gloves. 

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The biggest change in the new CCM Extreme Flex 4 glove isn’t easy to spot. You will notice it as soon as you try to close it, however.

CCM re-aligned the pocket angle of their stock 600-break in the E-Flex 4 line, creating a more natural extension of the break in the palm, and making it easier to close the deeper double-T pocket that became the stock option on the Extreme Flex 3 line two years ago. Where the break was more in line with the top T in the previous model, it runs right between the double-T in the E-Flex 4, creating a better open-and-close “snap” in this glove right out of the box.

Learn about the new 600, and all the CCM breaks.