Vapor Hockey Pants

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2010-02-02 16:31:23 by M B

The Bauer Vapor X60 ice pant is the premier pant in Bauer's Vapor pant line. The Vapor X60 pant is built for the player demanding the most ...

Would you get the vapor xxxx "core pad" http://www.hockeymonkey.com/nike-hockey- pants-vaporxxxx-corepad-sr.html
or would you get Easton S17's or CCM's VO8 Vector pants?

need some help choosing here, but if you were choosing between girdles, would you get the vapor xxxx, the on90, or the easton synergy?

I would get the one90 girdle. I used pants from when I started playing at 4 until last season (13 years) when I got the one90 girdle. It is less protection, but they are so much more comfortable and barring any serious injury I will never buy pants again. My friend had the synergy girdle and they fall apart. We both bought girdles about the same time and he went through 3 synergy pants, then bought the one90 and I'm still using my first pair of one90's.

2008-07-29 13:41:34 by AT

Price: $105.00 $69.99

THERMO MAX liner wicks moisture while Xylitol liner treatment acts as a cooling agent
Integrated dynamic flex zones gives the player that extra edge
Durastretch leg gussets and zippers with pleats give a player the freedom to move on the ice with a personalized fit

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/nbh-hockey-p ant-xv-lite-jr.html

it depends on your playing style, to me it matters if the pants move with me rather than against me, and whether or not they have good enough padding where I will most likely need it. To me those pants look pretty basic but they will provide you with plenty of protection for cheap

2007-11-24 11:13:38 by #16

Price: $55.00 $29.99

Mid-density foam with poly inserts
Raised spine protection with poly inserts
Ribbed poly thigh guards

For shoulder, elbow, shin guards and pants... RBK 3K line or Bauer Vapor X20 line??? Thank you for your input!

its whatever fits. theyre both low end (whoever said theyre expensive is a little out of touch with the reality of hockey).

2010-10-31 22:41:42 by Teddy Tedford

Hey guys, how good is my equipment, in protection wise, and how would you rate it overall.
Easton S7 Gloves
Easton ST6 Elbow Pads
Easton ST6 Shin Guards
Bauer Vapor Shoulder Pads(old ones)SP6
CCM Pro Tacks 952
CCM HT1 Helmet... Planing to get a new helmet soon
Easton Steal S3 Hockey Pants
Koho Street Revolution-Great stick even for Ice Hockey, took a lot of slapshots from the blue line, and even scored sometimes( I bought this when I first started, and my Easton S19 snapped, so I'm raising some money to buy a new stick, any reccomdations, I'm 74 inches tall. I'm looking around the price range of up to 100$ and it should not break easily, don't care about curve or flex at all)
Thanks guys
BQ: When will Phoneix realize that they have a NHL franchise?
I'm Just a beginner, I started about a few months back, Once I'm a little used to it and get good, I'll get some better gear, this is the only ones I could afford at the time, because I paid for it all my self, and it cost me around 400 bucks which is not that bad, considering there all new....

Better than my first set! Here's what I had when my dad finally
accumulated enough money for me to go out on the ice safely.

helmet - Cooper SK600
shoulder pads - Koho Profeel
elbow pads - Cooper (from the 70s, don't remember the model)
gloves - Jofa (don't remember the model)
breezers - Cooper (don't remember the model)
shinguards - Cooper (from the 70s, don't remember the model)
skates - CCM Rapide
stick - Victoriaville 4050

2010-12-24 15:08:43 by Jerry D