Roller Hockey Goalie Pads

I was shopping around and it just seems roller hockey pads are smaller than ice hockey pads

that's because dec / roller hockey is usually played for rec purposes whereas ice hockey pads (which you could use on an indoor roller hockey surface like sport court - they just wear out excessively fast on asphalt / concrete) are worn by goalies who care a little more about their game, and are usually taller.

pret : yes well at the top levels (I therefore assume you've played NARCH or Koho Cup and similiar competitions) it's indoor and there, goalies are safe to use their ice gear, as I do. (mostly Vaughn, CCM and Brian's) - what I meant is that deck hockey and rec roller hockey is usually played on asphalt for fun, not competition and therefore I think the biggest asphalt-friendly goalie pad is 34in, whereas in ice we can wear pads up to 37.

2008-06-21 09:32:08 by Let's Go Pens

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I currently play Dek (roller without skates), and I play goalie. Currently I'm using very old pads that could be either Ice or Dek/Roller, i really don't know. So I was just wondering, is there a significant difference between Ice and Dek/Roller pads for a goalie? Thanks.

Roller hockey pads are lighter and made of lesser materials. Ice pads are heavier to accept the speed of the puck. Do not use roller for ice, it's ok to use ice for roller.

2007-04-26 15:35:47 by Pacman

Price: $139.99 $119.99

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what is the best pad or brand for a roller hockey goalie that is inexpensive and cheat and i can get a whole set for no more than 200 bucks. i need adult size pads

i just use catcher gear, it works and the mask is similar to that of a hockey one

2009-06-02 16:11:25 by colemo_9

Price: $70.09 $40.80

Includes a Plastic Goalie Mask, Knee/Leg Pads, a Catch Glove, and Blocker
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I have rather old-ish Louisville's, and I was wondering if I would be wasting my time trying wear them while playing roller hockey on these new synthetic "ice" sheets. Do they slide at all? Wear down? Tear???

I'm mostly just worried about tearing them, they're old, like I said, and have some leather parts.

I would get a pair designed for roller, they're lighter and sometimes even have coolmax, unless playing in elite level tournaments you don't need that much protection since the puck /ball used office is considerably lighter than a ice one I have played on sportcourt using my ice goalie gear and was ok but outside it's useless to even consider doing so

2009-05-29 08:35:29 by DJ Wuss

im looking for ones with knee stacks and the ones at canadian tire don't have goalie pads with knee stacks

Cyclone Taylor Sports .. if price is an issue, also try Craigslist or Kijiji

2010-02-21 14:58:28 by Dan Ng