Hockey Goalie Equipment

So I play A LOT of street hockey(as a goalie) and im planning to buy street hockey gear. I'm 13yrs old (5foot 5)
I need
-Pads
-Stick
-Chest pads
-Mask

I want the equipment to be durable but not too high priced.

Canadian Tire !!

2009-05-17 16:39:43 by Nicolas

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Im just starting hockey and i really want to play hockey, i dont plan on being very serious about hockey, not going anywhere past the house level and going to open hockey with my friends. I wouldnt mind using gear thats used and a few years old because i dont need the top of the line stuff. What should i expect to pay for a set of goalie pads like this?

I can't tell you how much to pay as people will sell you different things for different prices but here's what to look for.

First make sure you know your measurements mainly your at the knee.
http://www.goaliemonkey.com/sizinginfo.h tml

Then figure who you will be playing against, because even in house leagues some guys can shoot the puck.

You'll get what you pay for, spending the extra hundred dollars or so now will save you lots of bruises and aches later on.

Make sure the gear isn't worn down and still have all the pieces and padding where needed.

You don't need to necessarily get the biggest name brand equipment (ie. Bauer, Vaughn, Reebok) but make sure you know of the manufacture and check them out. Some smaller brand but very good equipment is Simmons, GOI, Battram all make good gear at lower prices.

2010-06-08 22:30:01 by Conner

Price: $139.99 $97.95

National Hockey League License
The GP 120 27" Goalie Pads with pre-curved knee with tapered thigh rise, Contoured leg and boot channel, Raised pro-style outer roll and tapered boot and adjustable fast-lock webbing straps
Also the GC 130 12" Catch Glove with a deep glove pocket and T-trap, Plastic reinforced pre-curved perimeter, High-impact plastic thumb guard insert and Full coverage backhand pad and cuff

So I play goalie for the school team, however all the equipment is pretty bad. Does anyone know where I can find goalie equipment for less? At least the boots and helmet. I can't afford $300 worth of equipment.

contact cristoball huet, he doesn't use his.

2010-09-16 18:10:41 by egf

Price: $45.99 $34.99

Flat Pro Contour
This area of goalie equipment is where Tour excels. We bring you the absolute most bang for your buck. The Evo goalie series line up is the latest in intermediate performance pads.
Performance Flex Knee

Where can I buy ice hockey goalie equipment in toronto ontario?

Source for Sports

http://www.justhockeysfs.com/


Used? Play it Again Sports......

http://www.playitagainsports.com/locatio ns.aspx?s=ON

2008-12-28 08:17:03 by I am a Leafs fan

I wear lots of pads. It's like full body armour made of foam. Last year my equipment got really gross and smelled rancid by the end of the season. How should I clean them so that I'm more comfortable in my pads this year?

you're a goalie! the most heavily padded player on the field. when its 90 degrees and youre covered in armor, sweat is going to build up in your equipment. my advice is (as mentioned) let your stuff dry outside when you get home. Dont let it sit in your bag until the next practice or game. Depending on what helmet you use, there are removable pads that NEED to be washed regularily. The material used in most field hockey applications is considered anti-bacterial but that does not mean that stuff wont get smelly. Anything around you face and mouth especially needs to be cleaned as often as possible. Keep your mouthguard is a case or a plastic bag but make sure it gets cleaned somehow every time you use it because your saliva (as gross as it sounds) holds the most bacteria and that goes back in your mouth every day. Take my advice and be safe. ;) good luck

2009-08-31 23:23:31 by Charlotte