2026 Adventures in Repacks - Part 21 - More Comfort Food

 Another three repacks from the Dollarama.

What's in these three?

I opted for this 4-pack because of the visible photo. I'm not used to seeing inserts in these, but that's a nice little bonus that will be part of my next TMV mailer.

Unopened wax in the Value Bundle.

2 appearances of the bland 21-22 design in this isn't good, but a Senators card can offset it. Somehow, it was one I didn't already have in that team collection.

Some more TMV mailbag additions in the team pack.

It is comforting to realize that the photography was bland in pretty much every 21-22 hockey release. 

And no silvering of a parallel will change that.

The 90s pack produced Hall of Famers at a 60 percent success rate!

Except for a Sens card and some trade add-ins, nothing too noteworthy here.

And the finale. Both the font choice and the foil-ness makes this hard to read, but this card is of Arshdeep Bains. With a chirp-worthy name, I sorta of expected him to have well into triple-figure penalty minutes with him silencing dumbasses throughout juniors. Nope. I don't know if I should be disappointed or relieved.

Pavel is merely stepping on the ice. Not jumping. Semantics aside, it being an alternate jersey is enough to make it noteworthy to me. 

I guess I can't escape Parkhurst in another repack. This is a bronze parallel.

Portraits. Yawn.

Everything ends with a Canvas insert. Sure, they're super cheap thanks to e-pack availability, but that is definitely a photo you don't see represented much on hockey cards - with Fowler looking like he's never held a hockey stick before and he's been forced to use one that is 10 feet long. 

The Fowler, the Mintyukov, the Verhaeghe and the Lamb were probably my favourites in all of this, alongside the future outgoing mail. 

And there you have it!