How to chose chest protector

Chest & Arm Protector  – Constructionally, Chest protectors are produced in two types – in one type you will move better and in the other you will take up more space in the net. When you go to choose a chest protector, think about which of these features you need more. But for both types of Chest & Arm Protectors , it is important that you have the right long sleeves.

The width of the chest protector can usually be adjusted very well around the body, so focus on the sleeves. If you wear a protector with very long sleeves, the elbow pads will interfere with the movement of the catcher and blocker. In an extreme case, the sleeves can even fall the gloves off your hands. On the other case, a short sleeve is often a problem for hands with a catch glove. Imagine a quick movement with the catcher behind the puck, where you need the "longest possible" arm. This will leave you with an unprotected area on your forearm where there is neither a glove nor a sleeve. And the puck likes to find this place. And you don't feel that fine…

Chest & Arm Protectors are also divided into 4 categories according to age, choose a specific size according to the size chart for each model. The basic classification according to age is as follows:

For goalkeepers under the age of 8, choose from the youth Chest & Arm Protectors.

Junior Chest & Arm Protectors are ideal for goalkeepers from 8 to 10 years old.

From 10 to 13 years, choose Chest & Arm Protectors from the intermediate category.

If you are 14 or older, choose senior. And if you are on the ice every day, you will definitely appreciate the selection of Chest & Arm Protectors for professionals.