The bag is back inside
It has been in the garage since the pandemic. Last week my wife let it into the laundry room. That's the whole review.
Mike R. · Thursday C leagueThree things for the hockey bag that lives in your garage. A spray for the bag, a wash for your base layers, and pods for your gloves and skates. Each one has one job.
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Same three things you just watched him take out. Each one is named for its job, so nobody has to read a chart in a cold garage.
01 · 0:09Goes in the bag after the game. Not before. After. I learned that.
How: six sprays into the open bag, then leave it unzipped overnight. One bottle covers about a season of weekly games.
02 · 0:20My gloves are from 2014. Good luck, little guys.
How: one pod in each glove and each skate between games. Twelve pods in the pouch. Swap them every 30 days.
03 · 0:31One cap per load. Two if you play goal. That's on the bottle.
How: in the washer with your base layers, socks and jersey, cold. Hang them to dry. Your dryer has been through enough.
Bought one at a time, the three cost $52. In the kit they cost $39, and the box they come in is the one from the video.
A beer-league season is about 26 Tuesdays. $39 ÷ 26 games = $1.50 a game. Less than the jug of water you forgot to bring.

If your bag still has to live in the garage after 30 days, send us a photo of it out there and we refund the kit. You keep the pods.
Free shipping in Canada and the US. Prices are illustrative for this demo.
It has been in the garage since the pandemic. Last week my wife let it into the laundry room. That's the whole review.
Mike R. · Thursday C leagueTwo caps of Blitz, as the bottle says. My chest protector smells like a chest protector now, which is the best it has ever done.
Jen A. · goalie, co-ed recI drive three guys to the rink. None of them rolled the window down this month. One star off because they still don't pay for gas.
Dev P. · Sunday late skateReviews are illustrative, written for the demo.
Spray the bag, wash the base layers, pod the gloves. Then bring the bag back inside.
Get the kit, $39This demo only claims smell. A real brand that wants to say it kills bacteria needs the product registered for that claim first, and the page would say so with the registration number.
The ad was that video. Someone who clicked it already watched Dave open the box, so the page starts where the video stopped and shows the same three products in the same order.
On a real store, yes. For the demo we kept it to the kit and a season plan, because the kit is the offer the video sells.
A real customer video with their permission, a safety data sheet for each product, real reviews with dates, and a shipping estimate. This page exists to show how an unboxing page is built, not to sell hockey spray.
BENCH MINOR is a fictional brand built to show an unboxing page. If you want a page like this for a product that exists, that is what Page Lab does.
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