In Hockey Pants

I am on the curvy side so I struggle to find pants that fit in the hips, waist and length-wise. I currently have Eastons but am looking at Tackla W880s. Does anyone know what kind of women's hockey pants are the best in terms of fit and comfort?

Not sure about the womens,but I recently went to Tackla goal pants after using Itech goal pants. Being a bit larger in the waist myself,Tacklas definitely were comfier and easier to move around in. Plus for the price (149.99 on some sites,up to 164.99 on others) I couldnt argue with the price. Also on hockeyshop.com,and Hockeymonkey.com I found in regular player's pants they more options as far as length and size.

2010-08-08 22:32:46 by Jill

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My son is playing roller hockey this year and I'm looking at all the pants, girdles, etc. I was wondering if there are hockey pants that have the pads built into them?

I have not seen any. Most roller players if given a choice would want the girdle with separate pants anyway .

2009-10-25 10:31:14 by Dont let the media choose!

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I can't describe them any better then that. They look like full length pants instead of the commonly worn shorts. They were used in the 70's and 80's. I am wondering if players still wear them.

Cooperalls. I think the Flyers were the last to wear them, in the early 80s. They were very ugly.

2009-05-07 14:02:06 by MGSA

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I got a great deal on a pair of CCM V 04 pants the other day.. I had to get them in an extra large for them to cover my thighs suitably. The only problem is that they are way too big around the waist and keep falling down... I'm sure some of the other hockey heads here know of something I can do to make them a bit tighter.. any help would be appreicated :)

Tony

I know it's old school (and I had to do it many times) but some clear tape around the belly if they're falling. Hockey doesn't really have cool equipment mods, old time stuff like a few skate laces or clear tape always works, plus you can say that you're a throwback and go into the corners elbows high and start stick fights, it all works out.

2009-04-18 11:05:17 by Anthony L

I can order online, but I'd like to try the pants on first. Does anyone know which stores has them right now?
I've tried a couple of National Sports and Sport Cheks with no luck so far.

Sports Unlimited in Georgetown or Brampton, but their selection is limited.

2010-05-08 11:26:38 by a