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2016 New for 2016 . 5 Bags . 24, 29 Balls . 21, 22, 35 Blade Covers . 6, 23 BladeGards™ . 8 Bob Skates . 23 Bracelets/Necklaces . 37 Butt Ends & Rubber End Plugs . 20, 17 Captain Letters . 19 Chin Cups, Ear Slings . 19 Chin Straps . 20 Coach Accessories . 25, 28, 36 Cold Pack/Hot Pack, Compresses . 36 Cups & Supporters . 18 Defogger & Cleaning Products . 25 Equipment Care Products . 15 Felt Skate Tongue . 16 Figure Skate Accessories . 8, 23, 24, 37 First Aid Kit . 36 Garter Belts . 13 Gel Pads . 16, 17 Gloves . 23 Glue Sticks . 20 Goalie Accessories . 31, 32 Hand Stones . 14 Hand & Foot Warmers . 36 Helmet Repair & Skate Hardware . 13, 30, 32 Helmet Pinneys . 36 JohnnyGard™ & JennyGard™ . 18 Key Chains . 37 Lace Tighteners . 14 Laces . 10, 11 Lacrosse – Major League Lacrosse Products . 38 – 40 Magnets/Decals . 37 Microfiber Shammy Cloth . 25 Mini Hockey & Youth Hockey . .. 34, 35 Mouth Guards & Cases . 19 Multi-Tool Screwdriver . 14 NeckGards™ . 18 Number Decals . 19 Odor Eliminator Aids . 15, 16 Pucks . 21, 34 Re-Edger™ . 12 Sharpening Supplies . 12 Shin Pad Sleeve . 13 Shin Straps . 13 Socks, Athletic . 16 Stick Wax Products, Wax-On™ . 20 Stick Weight . 17 Suspenders . 13 Scrimmage Vests . 25 Skull Caps . 25 TuffTerrys™ & Ultra TuffTerrys™ . 7, 9 Water Bottles & Carriers . .. 26, 27 Whistles – Coach, Referee, Lanyard . 36 Wipe ’N Dry . 25 Wrist Guards . 16 Coming Soon . 40 2 2016 ALL THE SPORTS ACCESSORIES YOU WANT, FROM THE ONLY BRAND YOU NEED. A&R manufactures thousands of competitively-priced sports accessories to suit your every need. We maintain a full warehouse of high-quality accessories ready to be shipped at a moment’s notice. You’ll also find that our superior customer service is in a league of its own. So when it comes to selection, quality and reliability, A&R can satisfy your every need. 3 2016 IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE ITS NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH AS AN OFFICIAL SUPPLIER AND LICENSEE 4 2016 TUFFTERRYS™ – HELMET PINNEYS – CHRISTMAS, EMOJI & SHAMROCK RED & GOLD YOUTH HOCKEY SET SILHOUETTE GLOW IN THE DARK MAGNETS/DECALS RUBBER FLOOR HOCKEY PUCK IN BLACK & CHROME END PLUG BLUE SNIPER BLUE SNIPER LAUNDRY STAIN REMOVER DETERGENT BLUE SNIPER MINI HOCKEY HAND BALLS SANITIZER 6 PACK GOALIE SHAMMY SWEATBANDS GOALIE NET WATER BOTTLE HOLDER WOODBALL WITH LOGO IMPRINT POCKET COACH BOARD PRO-VALVE™ GLOW IN THE DARK PRO-VALVE™ WATER FIGURE SKATER MINI HOCKEY BALLS CARRIER BOTTLE ACCESSORY KIT 4 PACK 5 2016 CHRISTMAS EMOJI SHAMROCK WINTER CAMO BLUE CAMO PINK CAMO CAMO RED BANDANA GUM DROP TIE DYE LAVA LAMP PYTHON FLAG MAPLE LEAF FIRE SKULL NEON ORANGE NEON GREEN NEON LIME NEON PINK PURPLE TEAL PINK BLACK KELLY RED LAVENDER GOLD ORANGE WHITE NAVY SILVER HUNTER MAROON ROYAL BC – A&R Blade Covers feature a unique wick-away liner Approximate Skate Size: to keep your skate blades free of excessive moisture. We HOCKEY Sm: up to 1 Med: 2 – 6 Lg: 7 and Up offer a large variety of colors in three different sizes. FIGURE Sm: up to 13 Med: 1 – 5 Lg: 6 and Up 6 2016 CHRISTMAS EMOJI SHAMROCK WINTER CAMO BLUE CAMO PINK CAMO CAMO RED BANDANA GUM DROP TIE DYE FLAG MAPLE LEAF FIRE SKULL NEON ORANGE NEON GREEN NEON LIME NEON PINK PURPLE TEAL PINK BLACK KELLY RED GOLD ORANGE NAVY SILVER HUNTER MAROON TT – A&R TuffTerrys™ are the premier terry cloth blade covers on the market. Reinforced with durable polypropylene on the bottom both inside and outside, they offer a greater degree of protection from sharp blades while wicking away moisture to help keep them rust free. A&R TuffTerrys™ are available in a vast assortment of colors. See page 6 for size guide. ROYAL 7 2016 FG HG HA A&R Hockey Bladegards™ feature drain holes allowing moisture to vent and attach easily to any size hockey skates. HG – Black, Neon Green, Red, Silver, Hot Pink, Neon Orange, Royal, White. HA12 – Additional attachments. Bag of 12. FA A&R Figure BladeGards™ feature drain holes allowing CB moisture to vent and a flexible attachment to accommodate all size skates. FG – Colors from top to bottom: Berry, Black, Gold, Lavender, Lilac, Mint, Neon Pink, Peach, Pink, Purple, Royal, Teal, White. FA12 – Additional attachments. Bag of 12. SS4 CB – A&R 2-piece Custom BladeGards™ are longer with a wider channel and universal tip. They can accommodate very large figure skates with professional-style blades or be cut to fit small skates. Our universal tip fits perfectly on hockey skates as well, making them the most versatile guard on the market. Colors from top to bottom: Black, Teal, Sky Blue, Glitter Coral, Magenta, Pink, Lavender, Royal, White, Mint, Peach, Glitter Lilac, Gold, Neon Pink, Pink Jelly. SS4 – Additional screw sets available. 8 2016 The ULTIMATe SKATe BLADe PROTeCTOR! WATER RESISTANT EXTERIOR t - MOISTURE WICKING INTERIOR t - ULTRA CUT RESISTANT BLADE STRIP t - CUSTOMIZATION ULTT-C ULTT ULTT – Ultra TuffTerrys™ are the ultimate skate blade protectors. Ultra TuffTerrys™ are an updated version of the world’s lead- ing skate blade soaker, featuring a new sleek exterior and unique seatbelt style bottom strip. They are durable and functional. The interior wicking fabric absorbs moisture and the exterior Ultra strip ensures strength on a whole new level. Color: Black Size: Small, Medium, Large. Approximate Skate Size: HOCKEY Sm: up to 1 Med: 2 – 6 Lg: 7 and Up Ask about custom printing. FIGURE Sm: up to 13 Med: 1 – 5 Lg: 6 and Up 9 2016 ST – Sonic Tip: White. Patented fusion system prevents tips from fraying or cracking: 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120”, 132”. 9094 ST Minimum: Case/24. 9035 – Classic White lace with double black stripe: 63”, 96”, 108”, 120”. Minimum: Case/36. 9035 REFLACE – Referee Solid White lace: 96”, 108”, 120”. REFLACEX – Wax: 108” REFLACEX 9094 – Figure White, Black: 63” (White only), 72”, 81”, 90”, 100”, 108”, 112”, 120”. Pink available 81”, 100”. EWW – Extra Wide Lace White: Double the standard width of traditional hockey laces. 96”, 108”, 120”. Case/12. EXW – Extra Wax Lace White: Dipped twice in liquid parafin for double the wax. REFLACE 96”, 108”, 120”. Case/12. EWW EXW 10 2016 The TOUgheST LACe FOR The TOUgheST gAMe! t Double Yarn Construction t Fused Molded Tips t 100% Liquid Paraffin Wax t Triple Striker Design WAXED NON-WAXED White: #USWX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120”, 132” White: #USW 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120”, 132” Black: #USBX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120”, 132” Black: #USB 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120”, 132” Red: #USRDX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Red: #USRD 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Royal: #USRBX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Royal: #USRB 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Yellow: #USYX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Yellow: #USY 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Lime: #USLMX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Neon Pink: #USNP 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Orange: #USOX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Flag: #USFL 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” OFFICIAL LICENSED Pink: #USPKX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” PRODUCT OF Silver: #USSLX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” Case/12 per style/size Purple: #USPPX 72”, 84”, 96”, 108”, 120” 11 2016 NEW & IMPROVED! Patented Additional black casing around the prongs for increased strength. EDGE REPLACEABLE STONE www.TheRe-Edger.com EDGE – This innovative hand-held multi-tool combines the sharpening power of ceramic steel and a replaceable honing stone for de-burring, making The Re-Edger™ perfect for on-the-fly repairs.RESTONE – Replacement stone for The Re-Edger™. FREE display box with order of ten. 12 2016 SUSTIE A&R Suspenders are made from heavy-duty woven elastic with highly flexible, corrosion-proof sanaprene button loops for easy attachment. Our quick-slide components make for effortless adjustments. BSP Jr 22”-30” SUSTIE – Suspender Tie MSP Sr 32”-50” MSPXL Sr XL 44”-60” Shin Pad Sleeves are easy to use and comfortable to wear. They keep the shin pads securely in place and eliminate the need for costly tape. Shin Pad Sleeves can be used for all sports where players, referees, or umpires use shin pads. SLEEVJR – Junior SLEEVSR – Senior SLEEVXL – XL for oversized shin pads Sold in pairs. ILBELT A&R Garters are made of heavy-duty woven elastic and have reinforced stitching at every pressure area. A&R Shin Straps use heavy woven elastic and full-length color-coded Velcro®. Senior are 2” wide and Junior are JGB Jr 22”-30” ILBELT – Retail bag. 1-1/2” wide. SGB Sr 32”-44” JSB – Jr. Black JSW – Jr. White SGBXL Sr XL 44”-60” SSB – Sr. Black SSW – Sr. White 4 straps per package. 13 2016 s Phillips Head Screwdriver MULTISD Repair Helmets Attach Cages Replace Cleats Adjust Sticks Flat Head Allen Screwdriver Wrench Attach Visors Adjust.
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