ARIZONA COYOTES Tyler Pitlick game-worn #17 Bauer helmet w/LA 49 tribute decal 2020-21

This is a game-worn helmet of Arizona Coyotes forward Tyler Pitlick from the 2020-21 NHL season, his only year with the team (he was traded from the Calgary Flames to the Montreal Canadiens in February 2022 and is now with the New York Rangers) It's a white Bauer helmet with a red logoed Bauer visor and all original numbering. It shows moderate overall use and is a size medium with Suspend Tech 2 padding inside. The 2020-21 season was the first that NHL team could wear sponsor logos with paid advertising on the sides of their game helmets. The Coyotes had DIGNITY HEALTH on both sides of their road helmets with a VARIETY/EQUALITY logo on the right backside of the helmet. On the back lefthand side is a pink and white logo with LA 49 for Leighton Accardo, a 9-year-old local girl and fan who died of cancer at age 9 and was inducted into the franchise's Ring of Honor. This helmet was obtained directly from the Coyotes in a bulk equipment buy. Nice item for any fan of Pitlick who has also played for the Edmonton Oilers, Dallas Stars and Philadelphia Flyers.

The Bauer Re-Akt line is the pinnacle of hockey helmet technology, known for its protection, comfort, and fit. These helmets features Advanced Impact Protection, which incorporates cutting-edge materials and designs, such as VTX Foam, XRD, and Suspend-Tech liners, to absorb and disperse impact energy. The Bauer Re-Akt line also has FreeForm Adjustment, which allows for a personalized fit to enhance comfort and protection.

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The first generation of Bauer’s now-flagship helmet line, the original Re-akt, ushered in a new generation of head protection. Re-akt introduced new protective designs that are now standard across the best helmets on the market. The original Suspend-Tech liner is the standout feature, offering cushioning against contact while also providing impact absorption and comfort. This helmet is perfect for the player who wants a customized fit, excellent ventilation, and confidence to attack the game in every corner of the ice.

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