The standard configuration is used at all levels of hockey, including pro.

Standard

This is an excessive amount of protection, and is overkill for most goalies.

Deluxe

Your shoulder wing style is a matter of preference. Some options are not legal in professional leagues.

Rigid body, provides the most protection.

Solid

Segmented

Rigid with maximum stopping surfaces. Not legal.

Solid with Raised Edges

Segmented with Raised Edges

Shoulder Wing Style

Alter your upper body size. Larger sizes will drastically affect your raised arm mobility. Larger sizes are not recommended for most goalies. Some options are not legal in professional leagues.

Minus 0.75" (1.9cm)

Plus 0.75" (1.9cm)

Plus 1.5" (3.8cm)

Shoulder Wing Width

Tabs help keep extra wide shoulder wings together over time.

None

Lace Tabs

Elastic Tabs

Shoulder Wing Tabs

Only goalies playing at the highest levels should entertain altering this.

The standard plastic thickness is more than sufficient for most use-cases.

Standard Plastic

Thick plastic helps to dissipate the impact energies, but weighs more.

Thick Plastic

Shoulder Wing Internal Plastic

The shoulder cushion is a layer of protection between the shoulder wings and the shoulder cap protection.

Shoulder Cushion

Optional add-on for goalies playing pro level hockey.

Standard with no interior shoulder cushions.

Add tear drop interior shoulder cushions.

Interior Shoulder Cushion

The shoulder cap extender helps widen the upper body slightly; useful in leagues that restrict shoulder wing width. All units have shoulder caps, this is an additional element on top.

Shoulder Cap Extender

Are players trying to bank shots off your triceps?

Tricep Shield

The bicep adds an additional layer of protection to the arm. Some options are not legal in professional leagues.

A band of plastic and layered foam. Follows the contour of the arm.

A shell of heavy duty plastic and layered foam. Follows the contour of the arm with extra coverage.

Meets pro size restrictions; less coverage on sides. Extra thick foam and heavy duty plastic.

Bicep

The standard elbow size is larger than most brands, and is not legal in some professional leagues. Sizes are measured across the front of the elbow.

Narrow

Elbow Width

Excessive rubbing from glove velcro over time can be damaging to the chest protector forearm. Only consider this change if you have forearm wear and tear on your current unit — most goalies should keep the default option.

Used for decades and is very reliable. If you are not experiencing forearm wear, then choose this.

Nylon

If you have forearm damage consider this option. It is slightly heavier than nylon.

Leather

Forearm Material

Raises the shoulder wings to make a goalie larger. Lifts can adversely affect head movement. Not legal in some professional leagues.

Shoulder wing follows the contour of the shoulder.

Removable block; raises the shoulder wing to make goalie larger.

Shoulder Lifts

Suspender guides help keep the suspenders away from the neck, but we recommended you still tie your suspenders in the center of your chest, this will prevent the suspenders from pulling the shoulder wings out of position.

Suspenders, if worn, are free to move around unless secured using an alternative method.

Velcro leather enclosures hold the suspenders in place over the shoulder wings.

Suspender Guides

Secure the back of the chest protector to the pants. Also known as a fighting strap. Useful for goalies who do not wear suspenders. Can be used for goalies who tuck or do not tuck.

Rear Pant Strap

Secure the front of the chest protector to the pants. Useful for goalies who do not wear suspenders.

I want attachment loops on either side of my shoulder wings. Pants must have connecting strap or clips to secure chest to pants.

Loops

I want a pant strap on either side of my shoulder wings. Your pants must have interior loops.

Pant Straps

Front Pant Attachments

In bare feet, measure from the floor to the top of your head. Photo not required.

The forearm protection should sit at the wrist bone, or slightly behind it; forearm protection should not interfere with the joint. Some goalies prefer slightly shorter forearm protection. With the previous measurement (Elbow to Wrist Bone) in mind, is that a suitable length?

Place the start of the measuring tape at your navel (belly button), and wrap it around your waist. A photo is not required.

Place the start of the measuring tape at your adams apple, and wrap it around your neck. Photo not required.

If you have a chest protector (any brand), please complete the following questions. These questions help us better understand how your current chest protector fits relative to your body measurements. Best to answer these questions here and now.

Ideally your chest protector should overlap your crotch protection (jock or jill) slightly. With the previous measurement (Chest Length) in mind, is that a suitable length?

Left

Right

Catch Hand

Tucking the chest pad into your pants, combined with suspenders can create a single unit feeling.

I do not tuck my chest pad into my pants.

Tuck Chest Pad

Suspenders are the best way to hold up goalie pants (even if you have an internal belt) and hold down your chest protector. Do you wear suspenders?

Wears Suspenders

Personalize your gear with an embroidered name. Name embroidery adds 2-3 weeks to a custom order.

I want an embroidered name badge on the left arm.

Embroidery

Express yourself with a splash of colour; team colours, superhero colours, your favourite colour… let your imagination run wild.

Single

Simple

Intermediate

Advanced

Colours

Upper body protection with flexible split chest plate and deluxe rib protection. For goalies taller than 5'6" (167cm)

Colour Inspiration

Colouring Book

Colour Inspiration

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