Used Pro Stock CCM Premier II Full Set Goalie Pads - OHL - 36" (PAD110)

Used CCM Premier II Full Set from an OHL team. Red/White. Pads are in very good used condition with puck marks and some wear in typical areas, but nothing of major concern. All straps/velcro are intact and work well. Gloves are both in good used condition. Blocker has no holes in palm, but some bubbling and a cut on the front.. Trapper has Double T pocket and pro palm. . Total Length: 37" Boot: 7.5" Ankle to Knee: 17" Knee to Top: 12.5" **Note: Though HockeyStickMan tries to represent the size as best as possible there may be some discrepancies as pro stock equipment is full custom and may not align with standard sizing. Similarly, HockeyStickMan does its best to describe the equipment condition and point out obvious flaws; however this is used equipment - issues can be missed and the equipment is sold as is. Feel free to ask if you have any questions about size or condition and we will answer to the best of our ability**

The CCM Premier II Pro hockey goalie set prioritizes protection for goalies facing the toughest competition, with CCM’s Quick Motion Strapping System for reduced weight and improved pad attachment. CCM's LiteCore technology makes the pads lighter without sacrificing protection or puck-rebounding capabilities. The set features the brand's Speed Skin material for reduced friction on the ice, aiding in efficient movement and quicker slides. This well-rounded focus on weight reduction, optimized performance, and elite-level protection signifies the Premier II Pro's place at the top of CCM's line.

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The CCM Premier II Pro is on the stiffer side and sits higher on the body. It's made for a goalie who wants to rely on their positioning. It is a flat face pad, so rebounds are predictable and push away nicely. It's known for having a very specific inside edge of the pad. So when you drop down into the butterfly, it has less contact area to the ice. Many people like it because it slides better if it's not touching the ice as much.

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Chris Dudo