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All Star System 7 SG & Diamond Ump Lite Featherweight 18.5" SG BRAND NEW!


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For sale are two BRAND NEW never worn sets of shin guards.

 

1. All Star System 7 LGU1000 single knee shin guards.  Brand New! - Never worn.  Still has tags!  Toe caps included.  Feature the Delta Flex harness strap system.  These are 18 inches.  Will ship for $110.  Quite a deal considering they are $124.99 retail excluding shipping.  

 

2. Diamond Ump Lite Featherweight shin guards.  I was planning on wearing these for high school, but going to downsize the amount of gear and wear instead my Honig's collegiate.  Again, brand new, never worn, and still have tags. Come with removable toe caps as well. Will ship for $40. 

 

Thanks for looking, PM any questions.  

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BT,

 

If you want them that bad they can be had for more than someone I know paid for them!  :wave:

 

The new owner is a reasonable man :angel4:

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BT,

 

If you want them that bad they can be had for more than someone I know paid for them!  :wave:

 

The new owner is a reasonable man :angel4:

Now that is capitalism.

capitalism at its finest right there.

@acpar72, how do the single knee S7s compare to the West Vest Pro shins in terms of profile? Trying to figure out if I should pull the trigger on a pair because I have had some recent issues with the Pros showing through my polywoll plate pants.

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BT,

 

If you want them that bad they can be had for more than someone I know paid for them!  :wave:

 

The new owner is a reasonable man :angel4:

Now that is capitalism.

capitalism at its finest right there.

@acpar72, how do the single knee S7s compare to the West Vest Pro shins in terms of profile? Trying to figure out if I should pull the trigger on a pair because I have had some recent issues with the Pros showing through my polywoll plate pants.

 

Good question, here is my take…The Pros are wider, and much less contoured compared with the S7.  With that said, the S7 shins are by no means low profile.  The plastic wraps around your leg and unless you have tree trunks, are mostly overkill.  I have less of an issue with them showing through my pants than I do with the Pros.  When you consider the Delta flex, Patella plus, and washable pads, the S7 shins are much superior to me.  However, the one downside is the ankle plates.  I much prefer the Wilson / Douglas style than the thin guards that the S7 shins offer.  

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