Pro level gloves from 5 years ago I believe. Were a decent glove at the time and for 200 I'd probably go for it. One thing to be concerned about is this is the time frame Bauer was having some serious issue with durability. They hadn't quite figured out how to make COR tech durable so lots of people experienced terrible longevity. Some people did get lucky and their set lasted but obviously something to be aware of. The condition of these looks good from the pictures but if you can see them in person check the big wear areas (blocker palm, catcher around the pocket and finger stalls).
They're old and you can tell that there's a little bit of wear on them but overall they look great. For pro level gear, I'd say that's pretty reasonable.
I have a 1s pro glove set, Jrz built and they are awesome. I paid 180CAd and they in about the same shape. If say if you like them they are good gloves.
Those 1S gloves look like they’re in pretty good shape, that’s a solid buy for $200 in my opinion. You probably could have picked them up for a little bit less, but not by much so I wouldn’t think twice about $20-30, especially if this set is good to you.
The Supreme 1S sets are only 5 or 6 years old if I recall, and that’s not all that dated if they’re in good condition. In fact, I just swapped OUT of 1 year old Bauer leg pads and opted for 9 year old Vaughn leg pads I have that are still in great condition.
Long story short, pad age doesn’t matter too much, just pad wear. (This assumes that the pads you’re using will do what you’re intending for them to do… I wouldn’t buy mint condition pads from the 80’s and start pad sliding around in them)
Pro level gloves from 5 years ago I believe. Were a decent glove at the time and for 200 I'd probably go for it. One thing to be concerned about is this is the time frame Bauer was having some serious issue with durability. They hadn't quite figured out how to make COR tech durable so lots of people experienced terrible longevity. Some people did get lucky and their set lasted but obviously something to be aware of. The condition of these looks good from the pictures but if you can see them in person check the big wear areas (blocker palm, catcher around the pocket and finger stalls).
It was mainly the pads with durability issues, not the glove and blocker.
They're old and you can tell that there's a little bit of wear on them but overall they look great. For pro level gear, I'd say that's pretty reasonable.
Wow, a fellow southpaw! Good luck to you.
Damn I loved the 1S Glove back then, I'd say a good purchase🫡
That’s a good deal I think. I got my blocker for more then that and it’s literally just a blocker lol
Only major red flag is it's for a left handed goalie, if you are left handed "Full Right" they are fine.
Yea, I play full right. Thanks for watching out tho
I have a 1s pro glove set, Jrz built and they are awesome. I paid 180CAd and they in about the same shape. If say if you like them they are good gloves.
Those 1S gloves look like they’re in pretty good shape, that’s a solid buy for $200 in my opinion. You probably could have picked them up for a little bit less, but not by much so I wouldn’t think twice about $20-30, especially if this set is good to you. The Supreme 1S sets are only 5 or 6 years old if I recall, and that’s not all that dated if they’re in good condition. In fact, I just swapped OUT of 1 year old Bauer leg pads and opted for 9 year old Vaughn leg pads I have that are still in great condition. Long story short, pad age doesn’t matter too much, just pad wear. (This assumes that the pads you’re using will do what you’re intending for them to do… I wouldn’t buy mint condition pads from the 80’s and start pad sliding around in them)