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Junior Hockey Gloves

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Black Junior Warrior Covert Pro Team Gloves 12" (Used)
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Blue Junior CCM HG65C Gloves 12" (Used)
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Black Junior Bauer Vapor 2X Pro Gloves 11" (Used)
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Bauer Vapor Junior 10" Hockey Gloves
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Warrior Covert Junior 12" Hockey Gloves
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Black Junior Bauer Vapor 2X Gloves 12"
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Black Junior CCM Gloves 10" (Used)
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CCM Tacks 4R Pro 2 Gloves - Black 12" (New)
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Bauer Supreme Mach Gloves 12" (New)
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Bauer Supreme Mach Gloves 12" (New)
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Warrior Gloves 12" (Used)
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Easton S3 Gloves 12" (Used)
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Easton S3 Gloves 12" (Used)
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Sher-Wood Gloves (Used) 5000 size 12.5
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Junior Hockey Gloves Frequently Asked Questions

Youth hockey glove buying tips

At the youth hockey level, you should prioritize fit, comfort and level of protection over cost and brand name when you’re buying gear. This rule applies even more when you're buying hockey protective gear such as gloves. While you’re still growing, there’s really no need to buy brand new hockey gloves, and you don’t need the latest version of hockey gloves either. That’s where SidelineSwap comes in.

We have a great selection of gently used hockey gloves that are perfect for the player who is just starting out, or who isn’t full grown yet. Check out any of our youth size hockey gloves from CCM, Bauer, Easton, and more. To get your child's correct glove fit, you need to measure the distance from the base of his or her palm to the tip of their middle finger and multiply the measurement (in inches) by two. Their wrist should be fully covered by the cuff of the glove and their fingertips shouldn't protrude past the end of their glove’s fingertips. Gloves that are too small won't offer adequate protection, while gloves that are too large will inhibit mobility.