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Re: Using game used gear???
Why not? With the huge glut of modern jerseys being pumped out by teams, I see more and more gamers being worn at games each year. I counted 15 different jerseys in a season for a team, multiply that by 30 (25 players,5 coaches) and at least 2 sets of home and road and you are over 500 jerseys a season. A far cry from 2 or 3 sets of home and road from the old days. They are readily available and cheap(thanks to overproduction). At clubhouse sales(this past weekend) I saw many jerseys in the $75 dollar range.
Ill fitting retail jerseys can even be more, so why not?
Of course, important jerseys, stars, and vintage ones are not to be worn by me,
but I've worn a '96 Bob Wickman to 2or3 games a year for 19 years and wash it everytime, and looks as good as the day I bought it, and would never sell it.
Overproduction by teams has seriously flooded the market, lowering demand and value prices, and I don't see how wearing a common jersey could be a bad thing
Why not? With the huge glut of modern jerseys being pumped out by teams, I see more and more gamers being worn at games each year. I counted 15 different jerseys in a season for a team, multiply that by 30 (25 players,5 coaches) and at least 2 sets of home and road and you are over 500 jerseys a season. A far cry from 2 or 3 sets of home and road from the old days. They are readily available and cheap(thanks to overproduction). At clubhouse sales(this past weekend) I saw many jerseys in the $75 dollar range.
Ill fitting retail jerseys can even be more, so why not?
Of course, important jerseys, stars, and vintage ones are not to be worn by me,
but I've worn a '96 Bob Wickman to 2or3 games a year for 19 years and wash it everytime, and looks as good as the day I bought it, and would never sell it.
Overproduction by teams has seriously flooded the market, lowering demand and value prices, and I don't see how wearing a common jersey could be a bad thing
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