[FAWKER]

Are those named Canada jerseys selling for $100 on craigslist actual licensed jerseys? My buddy bought one, they look pretty good, have actual Nike tags on them and fight strap. Anyone know how these differ from the ones at the replica ones at the stores selling for over $200?

[mickz]

The ones you see for $100 on Craigslist are FAKE.

The jerseys you see in store for $200 are the replicas. No fight strap, material isn't has heavy as the real deal and some parts of the jersey may be heat sealed instead of stitched.

The only two places to purchase a LEGIT Authentic Team Canada jersey with fight strap are The Olympic Store and http://store.ctvolympics.ca/Pages/product.aspx?pid=HC2010AJ56 They only come in Red, Size 56 and no name on the back.

Edit: Looks like they've come out with the retail Authentic jerseys in both colors now? It's weird that they're all listed in S-XXL and not something like 46-56.

[Keroleen]

HC still has 2 left if you want...you know he gets them legit. You know where to find him.

[rice cooker]

This years olympic jerseys are so fucking ugly. Norways probly the worst followed by canada
Posted via RS Mobile (http://www.revscene.net/forums/announcement.php?a=228)

[mickz]

This years olympic jerseys are so fucking ugly. Norways probly the worst followed by canada
Posted via RS Mobile (http://www.revscene.net/forums/announcement.php?a=228)

Totally agree with that. Since they couldn't use the hockey canada logo I was hoping they'd wear something like the canada cup jerseys.

As for the fit of the new ones I really don't like the neck collars, its too tight fitting compared to the collars on all the other countries. I'm just gonna stick with my older ones
Posted via RS Mobile (http://www.revscene.net/forums/announcement.php?a=228)

[Preemo]

Not gonna lie. Russia's jerseys are frickin' awesome.

[Wilso09]

After watching Latvia play their qualifying game I want to get their jersey!
They almost pulled off a sweet upset!
Posted via RS Mobile (http://www.revscene.net/forums/announcement.php?a=228)

[hi-revs]

stupid question, but whats the difference between the canada- vancouver olympics jersey that theyre massively selling now with the maple leaf on it compared to the team canada one that says canada, with the maple leaf and a hockey player in it?

Not difference in terms of material, but why are the players wearing the new jersey as opposed to the one with hockey player in the maple leaf?


sorry for being kinda confusing in the wording, but i think you know what i mean

[hi-revs]

http://www.tsn.ca/olympics/story/?id=254449

Got the answer.
but are they going to be using the new jersey for future olympic games or go back to the one with the hockey player?

[Leopold Stotch]

Totally agree with that. Since they couldn't use the hockey canada logo I was hoping they'd wear something like the canada cup jerseys.

As for the fit of the new ones I really don't like the neck collars, its too tight fitting compared to the collars on all the other countries. I'm just gonna stick with my older ones
Posted via RS Mobile (http://www.revscene.net/forums/announcement.php?a=228)

Yea i have a bit of trouble getting it on, as well as getting my gear underneath it.

stupid question, but whats the difference between the canada- vancouver olympics jersey that theyre massively selling now with the maple leaf on it compared to the team canada one that says canada, with the maple leaf and a hockey player in it?

Not difference in terms of material, but why are the players wearing the new jersey as opposed to the one with hockey player in the maple leaf?


sorry for being kinda confusing in the wording, but i think you know what i mean

That's the hockey canada logo, they didn't go with it this year for whatever reason.


here's a pic of me whoring the jersey

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p298/shortcakesz/IMG_1201.jpg

[RRxtar]

The reason they switched is the IOC isnt allowing countries to wear the logo of their athletic organizations.

the maple leaf with the skater in it is the corporate logo for Hockey Canada.