Used small Bauer 4500. Normal wear and tear with no cracks. Adjust perfectly.
Perfect helmet for:
Players who prioritize protection and appreciate a classic fit.
Protection
Comfort
Adjustability
The Bauer 4500 hockey helmet is defined by its classic look. It features a dual-ridge crown and dual-density VN foam for protection. The 4500 has a quick tool adjustment, which allows easy customization of the head shape, ensuring maximum comfort and protection. The 4500 also features a ventilation system, incorporating vents that allow airflow to circulate the helmet, preventing heat buildup.
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The Bauer 4500 is a classic workhorse that dates back 3 decades, spanning brand names like Cooper, Nike, and even Nike Bauer. It's not the flashiest option, but it gets the job done with solid impact protection. The dual-density foam liner shapes to the head and provides reliable comfort and protection for the long haul. This helmet is a great choice for the purist who appreciates the classics, and it’s still widely used in the NHL today.
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