Pro Stock — no manufacturer warranty.
Team-issued gear; defects aren’t covered by the brand.
Which hand do I need?
REGULAR
Regular is the most common setup.
CatcherCatch with left hand
BlockerBlock with right hand
StickHold with right hand, blade points left
Choose this if you shoot left as a player.
FULL RIGHT
Full Right is less common.
CatcherCatch with right hand
BlockerBlock with left hand
StickHold with left hand, blade points right
Choose this if you shoot right as a player.
About stick sizing: A stick labeled L-25" means the blade points left (Regular) with a 25" paddle. The letter is the blade direction; the number is the paddle height.
At a Glance
NHL pro return, built to the player's spec
Senior size, regular hand
Nash palm
One blocker per listing, sold as-is
Player graphics unique to each listing
Who Is This For
Senior goalies after a pro-spec blocker
Collectors chasing an NHL pro return
Goalies who want graphics nobody else has
Pro stock CCM Extreme Flex 5 senior blocker, NHL pro return, regular hand
Ships within Canada only
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Proudly Canadian
Serving players since 1988.
Thatcher Demko, Vancouver Canucks: white base with blue and green accents.
This is a CCM Extreme Flex 5 senior goalie blocker that has come back from the NHL. It is a pro return, built to the player's own spec rather than the retail version, and each listing is a single blocker carrying that goalie's graphics on the board. What you see on the page is the one you get.
What pro stock means here
Pro stock gear is made to pro spec and can differ from the retail Extreme Flex 5 in fit, feel and graphics. These blockers have a Nash palm, and several carry an added grip treatment on top of it for grip and durability. They come to us as they came back from the team and are sold as-is, so look at the photos and read the listing rather than assuming retail finish.
Every one of these is a senior blocker in regular hand, which means the blocker goes on the right hand and the glove on the left. Check the hand before you order, because that is the one thing you cannot change later. Suits senior goalies who want a pro-spec board, and collectors who want a piece with a name attached.
Level: Pro stock, NHL pro return
Size: Senior
Hand: Regular - blocker worn on the right hand
Palm: Nash, with an added grip treatment on some listings
Blocker sizing works off a hand measurement taken from the heel of your palm to the tip of your middle finger. Senior runs 7" to 8 1/2", and 8" to 8 1/2" is usually seen as a senior XL palm. With the blocker on, the fingertips should sit close to the seam of the palm, and the adjustable wrist strap should cross directly over the wrist bone with little or no interference from your chest protector.
Hand is the other half of the decision. Regular means the blocker is worn on your right hand. Full Right means the blocker is worn on your left hand. Every blocker in this family is Regular.
Reviewed by InGoal MagazineCCM Eflex 5 9 Source for Sports Exclusive Goalie Pads and Gloves Review
Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine with Cam from The Hockey Shop Goal Department. Published June 2021.
Level: Pro stock, NHL pro return
Size: Senior
Hand: Regular - blocker worn on the right hand
Palm: Nash, with an added grip treatment on some listings
Blocker sizing works off a hand measurement taken from the heel of your palm to the tip of your middle finger. Senior runs 7" to 8 1/2", and 8" to 8 1/2" is usually seen as a senior XL palm. With the blocker on, the fingertips should sit close to the seam of the palm, and the adjustable wrist strap should cross directly over the wrist bone with little or no interference from your chest protector.
Hand is the other half of the decision. Regular means the blocker is worn on your right hand. Full Right means the blocker is worn on your left hand. Every blocker in this family is Regular.