BAUER CONCEPT III FULL FACE SHIELD - JUNIOR

Bauer Concept III Full Face Shield- JUNIOR Brand New in Box Sometimes as a hockey player you wish you could have a better visual of the ice, instead of feeling like you’re trapped behind bars, literally. Now see the whole play, without the feeling of incarceration with the Concept III Full Face Shield by Bauer. This High-impact polycarbonate shield is made to take a beating, because let’s face it, it is hockey. But taking a beating is ok because the outside of the Concept III is equipped with an enhanced anti-scratch coating, to keep the shield clear for as long as possible. Bauer expanded the visual area in the Concept III, giving you a wide screen view that your eyes are used to seeing, plus with an interior anti-fog coating and strategic vent locations you won’t need to defrost this baby. See the whole ice and not 1x1 squares of it with the improved, sturdy, anti-fogging Concept III Full Face Shield by Bauer.

The Bauer Concept 3 is a full-face shield designed for hockey players seeking maximum protection and visibility. It's a popular choice for goalies and players in leagues requiring full-face protection. The shield features a High-Impact Polycarbonate Shield, which offers protection against pucks, sticks, and other impacts. The Concept 3 has an expanded visual area that provides a wider field of vision compared to traditional cages.

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The Concept 3 has set the standard for full facial protection for years. Designed for the player who wants to enhance their range of vision while reducing the risk of facial injuries, without the feeling of wearing a cage. The expanded field of view provides players at all positions that wide-open feel without compromising safety. The anti-fog coating is a nice touch, though it's not perfect in extreme conditions. It's a great option for those transitioning from a cage or for players who simply prefer the feel of a full face shield. In a game of inches, the ability to see the whole ice is worth every penny.

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@Chrisxdudo, Player Review