What size are junior goalie pads? Junior Goalie Pad Sizing Chart Goalie Pad Size 24 28 CCM Axis 1.5 13.25-14″ 14.75-15.5″ CCM EFlex 4.5 13.5-14.5″ 15.25-15.75″ CCM P2.5 13.75-14.35″ 15.25-15.75″ CCM E3.5 13.75-14.35″ 15.25-15.5″ How
What size are junior goalie pads?
Junior Goalie Pad Sizing Chart
| Goalie Pad Size | 24 | 28 |
|---|---|---|
| CCM Axis 1.5 | 13.25-14″ | 14.75-15.5″ |
| CCM EFlex 4.5 | 13.5-14.5″ | 15.25-15.75″ |
| CCM P2.5 | 13.75-14.35″ | 15.25-15.75″ |
| CCM E3.5 | 13.75-14.35″ | 15.25-15.5″ |
How do you measure ATK for goalie pads?
Finding the ATK measurement for a goalie is as easy as taking a tape measure and calculating the distance from the goalies heel to the center of their knee. Typically, this measurement is taken from the outside of a goalies knee. If you correctly measure the ankle to knee distance, your pads will fit correctly.
How high up should goalie pads go?
Your leg pads should extend to your mid-to-upper thigh while your knee should feel securely centered within the knee roll, both when you’re standing and when you’re sitting.
What size pads should I wear?
For example, if you wear a medium and have light flow, we recommend Size 1. But if you have heavy flow, we recommend Size 3. For extra night protection you can use Size 4. The better the fit, the better it protects.
How do I know my goalie glove size?
Best way to determine goalie glove sizing is to measure the length of the goalkeeper’s hand from tip of the middle finger to the end of the palm. General rule is to round up and add a size. Hand measurement of 7 inches would be a size 8.
What size pads do NHL goalies wear?
Leg pads could be no wider than 11 inches. Blockers were reduced from 16 inches to 15 inches. Catching gloves could have a circumference not greater than 45 inches (the previous limit was 48).
What’s the difference between senior and intermediate goalie pads?
Senior size leg pads are 11 inches wide. Intermediate leg pads are typically between 10 and 10¾ inches. Junior pads are around 9 or 10 inches wide, while youth/beginner pads are even narrower. Taking the pads out for a skate before you buy can help ensure that it’s the right fit.