Selling a Bauer Premium Series Junior Hockey Backpack that is in incredible condition. If you want a top-tier gear bag without paying full retail prices, this is the one.
Condition & Use:
• Only used for half a season.
• Super Clean: No rips, tears, or structural damage.
• Odor-Free: Meticulously aired out and stored in a climate-controlled, smoke-free home.
• All heavy-duty zippers and adjustable straps work perfectly.
Key Features:
• Size: Junior (approx. 25" H x 15" W). Perfect for youth and intermediate players.
• Skate Pockets: Two external side pockets with ventilated metal grommets to help blades dry and prevent rust.
• Hands-Free Carry: Thick, padded backpack straps make it easy for younger players to carry their own gear into the rink.
• Ventilation: Integrated dry-flow grommets throughout the bag for maximum airflow.
• Durability: Built with Bauer's premium ripstop polyester—this bag is tank-like and built to last years.
I’m only selling because my player moved into a larger senior-sized bag. This one still looks and feels almost new!
Ships fast. Open to reasonable offers.
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