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Revolutionary material in the crown that’s lighter, stronger than titanium. The driver’s crown contains over 12 million turbostratic carbon fibers that reinforce 27% of the clubhead. Forged Composite allows our engineers to precisely control thickness, resulting in a clubhead that’s lighter but still has an extremely high MOI.
A combination of VFT® and Hyperbolic Face™ Technology creates a larger sweet spot and increases ball speeds across the titanium face for longer, more consistent distance. This technology saves weight that can be redistributed to the perimeter of the clubhead for a higher MOI. The chemical milling process selectively removes excess material for precision thickness control.
Cleveland Golf introduces the most advanced combination of style and performance in a titanium driver: The Classic 270. With a unique sole design and color scheme inspired by persimmon drivers, the Classic 270 has a pear-shaped profile with the largest, deepest club face ever produced by Cleveland Golf. The face promotes a hot, penetrating ball flight, while MaxCOR2 technology provides maximum distance on off-center hits. The Classic 270 is engineered with Ultralite technology, helping players generate increased head speed and distance with the same swing effort. It’s also part of the RightWeight Fitting System – with an overall weight of 270 grams, the Classic 270 is ideal for players seeking maximum head speed and distance.
Unique sole design and color scheme inspired by persimmon drivers.
Traditional pear-shaped profile in a club head inspires confidence at address and allows for shot-shaping control.
Largest and deepest club face ever produced by Cleveland Golf for largest effective hitting area and hot ball flight.
Large face combined with MaxCOR2 technology provides maximum distance and forgiveness on off-center hits.
Gold-colored trapezoid section in center of face enhances retro look and serves as alignment aid.
Drivers with RightWeight Fitting are engineered for unique performance and optimal feel for every type of player.
The Classic 270 has a total club weight of 270 grams. This helps generate increased club head speed for maximum distance with the same swing effort.
Classic 270 is among the lightest drivers on the market, helping players generate measurable increases in swing speed.
Features premium Miyazaki C. Kua 39 graphite shaft and Golf Pride Tour 25g grip.
The Burn Speed 5.0 is the fastest shoe on the planet! No wonder the top MLL players have been raving about them all season long. This mid-cut molded cleat will be the envy of all your teammates.
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HockeyShot Professional Shooting Pad – 30”x60”x3/16” ![]()
Product Features: 
Measures 30" by 60" by 3/16".
Slicker than the regular puckboard used by some manufacturers.
Will not break with slapshots or hard stick abuse like plexiglass.
Simulates real on-ice puck action.
3/16" thick material provides a heavy duty surface for players of all ages.
Bevelled edge makes it easy to get pucks onto mat.
Protects expensive hockey sticks from pavement, concrete or any rough surface.
Great surface for any hockey player to maximize stickhandling and shooting.
No more tape marks on your floors or driveway.
Handle makes it easy to pick up and carry.
Use indoors or outdoors.
To prevent tape marks, avoid using tape on your blade. BladeTape is a great tape replacer that will give you the same feel and control while preventing your shooting pad from getting marred up.
Every October, the College Board releases its Trends in College Pricing report that highlights college cost increases for the current academic year and trends in the world of higher education. While costs can vary significantly by region and individual college, the College Board publishes average cost figures, which are based on its survey of 3,500 colleges across the country.
To read the Trends in College Pricing 2011 report, visit www.collegeboard.com/trends.
Note that the "total average cost" figure includes tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, transportation, and a small amount for miscellaneous expenses. This figure is often referred to as the "cost of attendance."
· Tuition and fees increased an average of 8.3% from last year to $8,244
· Room-and-board costs increased an average of 4.0% to $8,887
· Total average cost for 2011/2012 is $21,447
· Tuition and fees increased an average of 5.7% from last year to $20,770
· Room-and-board costs increased an average 4.0% to $8,887
· Total average cost for 2011/2012 is $33,973
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