CCM Jetspeed FT6 Pro - NHL Pro Stock Skates - Jacob Pelletier (NHL) *Heritage Classic*
Description
CCM JETSPEED FT6 PRO - NHL PRO STOCK SKATES - JACOB PELLETIER (CALGARY FLAMES)
These skates are brand new CCM Jetspeed FT6 Pro's from Jacob Pelletier of the Calgary Flames for the Heritage Classic game between the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers on October 23rd, 2023 at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, AB.
Unfortunately, Pelletier did not play in the game and we are lucky enough to get our hands on these sweet skates. These skates feature a retro CCM graphic with the Calgary Flames logo on the inside of the boot and Pelletier's number "22" on the outside of each boot. There is also a tribute to the outdoor game on the bottom of the skate (pictured).
These skates are size 6.75 with no listed width and are equipped with size 263mm CCM XS holders with mirrored StepSteel.
There is no warranty on this product. Returns are at the cost and responsibility of the buyer.
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Warranty
New RETAIL Equipment is accompanied with 90 day coverage from the purchase date (or arrival date in the case of shipping).
Pro Stock, used equipment, and apparel does not come with a warranty, and is final sale.
Coverage extends to manufacturing defect of the item itself, and would be warrantied should HockeyStickMan determine that the item in question is unusable. HockeyStickMan reserves the right to repair the item, or, cover the cost of the repair of the item, should we deem the item repairable.
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