Street 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

ReasonY is testing new goalie pads model. This model was developed for inline and street hockey. It allows goalies to slide on a concrete and ...

Can I use street hockey goalie equipment to play ice hockey?

No you can't.
Ice hockey uses a heavier, harder object (puck) that is often struck at higher speeds. Street hockey pads are typically plastic or foam of poor quality, that is not gonna last
a long time on the ice and would also be unsafe.

2010-02-22 05:25:31 by Jordan

Price: $69.99

Four-inch back foam padding with a rugged Polyethylene covering designed to withstand the punishment of rough surfaces
Durable, lightweight and completely flexible

I was wondering, what are some basic or advanced equipments a ball hockey goalie should need? Inline and Street. So far I have/use are:
-Goal Pads
-Goal Helmet (Has a throat guard)
-Catcher/Glove/Trapper (different names of the glove)
-Blocker
-Chest Protector
-Cup
-Volleyball Knee Pads (sometimes my knee hits the ground instead of being cushioned in the pad, a solution to always having my knee in the pad would be nice also :D)
-Elbow Pads (I hate landing on my elbows sometimes, or even having my elbows rub the ground cause it hurts sometimes)
-Hockey Practice Jersey

What else would I need that won't affect my game play, but not cost a whole bag of cash to purchase? Is having this on good enough?
And a goalie stick x.x forgot to add that.
Black Ice Gothic 32" Goalie Pads
I'm not rich :/ I'm only 16 lol. I can't afford no awesome ice hockey goalie chest protectors x.x, plus no one slapshots hard enough to inflict enough pain to force me to go into T.O or out of the game. As stupid as it is to be barely protected, and absorb pain lol. But money is an issue :/

you might want skates. ive found that not using skates makes it harder to drop.

2008-08-11 21:56:28 by Kevin C

Price: $70.09 $40.80

Goalie Equipment Specifically Developed for Mini Hockey Play
Mask Features a Welded Wire Cage with a SHOK-SORB Foam Liner
Pads, Glove, and Blocker Feature a Durable 210D Nylon Construction with SHOK-SORB Foam

ive been playing street hockey now for a while as a goalie and my equipment, kinda smells ahah

how can i wash it and not ruin the material?!

fill your bathtub with water and put about a cup of bleach for every gallon of water. your gear will probably float, so submerge it and put something on top of it. after 2 or 3 hours, take it out and set it on towels to air dry. the gear will be clean and free of odor-causing bacteria.

2009-05-27 17:30:44 by Kevin R

I'm 13 years old and I'm good at goalie in street hockey with my friends so I should be good in ice hockey. Does full goalie equipment cost more than playing regular hockey equipment?

For pads and gloves, I'd conservatively budget $1000.
For a mask...$150-$250
Chest/arms...$150-$250
Sticks...$100 ea (have at least 2)
Goalie cup (YOU NEED THIS): $100

For everything (skates, bag, accessories, etc.) including the above, I would budget $2000. No, I'm not making this up, and no, this is not for top-of-the-line gear.

To answer your last question- offhand, goalie equipment is (roughly) at least double the cost of player equipment).

2009-03-26 16:12:08 by A Dog Doo Snow Cone