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28" +1 Regular Glove and blocker- Goalie Full Set
RyanGoalie31
Reebok Xt Premier Pads
AAlex329
Used 33" 1998 Reebok Regular Goalie Full Set
Kraken
Chicago Hockey Bundle For @lacretiaguard
SteelDealsSideline Pro+
Used Youth Reebok 14k Regular Goalie Full Set
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Reebok XLT Premiere Pads and Gloves
JIRISH
Reebok XLT Premiere Pads and Gloves
$202
SOLD
Retail price: $2,500
33" Regular  8K Goalie Full Set
lukehky8
33" Regular 8K Goalie Full Set
$150
SOLD
Retail price: $9,999
Used 32" Reebok Lefevre Goalie Leg Pads
SheenaSummers
Used 32" Reebok Lefevre Goalie Leg Pads
$135
SOLD
Retail price: $1,200
Red Senior 33" Regular Premier 4  Goalie Full Set
rickcronin
Red Junior 26" Regular 7K  Goalie Full Set
rickcronin
Used 36" Reebok Regular Goalie Full Set
Klink32
Used 36" Reebok Regular Goalie Full Set
$450
SOLD
Retail price: $1,200

What Size is Best for You?

Goalie leg pad sizing often varies by brand, but there is one commonly used formula you can use to find your ballpark size. Take your hockey skate size, ankle to knee measurement (inches), and knee to mid-thigh measurement (inches), then add them up and you should have a good idea of where to start looking. Remember to consult the seller before purchasing in order to get a better idea of the fit, sizing, etc.

Example measurement Skate size: 9 Ankle to knee: 17” Knee to thigh: 7” Your approximate pad size is 33”+1


What Comes In A Full Set?

Each piece of equipment is tailored to the goalie’s style, whether they prefer more mobility or protection.

Glove
: Worn on the hand, this glove catches the puck. It’s typically larger with a deep pocket to trap the puck, and the thumb is often reinforced to prevent injury.

Blocker: Worn on the hand that holds the stick, this is a padded piece of equipment designed to block pucks and deflect them away from the goalie’s body.

Leg Pads: Worn on the legs to protect the knees, thighs, and shins. They are larger and heavier than regular player pads and are designed to block pucks while allowing extra movement. Typically include features like thigh protectors, knee wings, and a stiff or soft construction depending on the goalie’s style of play.


Buying Used Checklist: Hockey Goalie Full Sets

Buying used gear is a sustainable way to score high-quality items at a fraction of the cost. Not only can you find great deals, but you might also stumble upon rare or discontinued gear that’s no longer available in stores. When buying a used hockey goalie full set, here's what to look for:

✔️ Check for wear around the knees and ankles; ensure foam hasn’t compressed and straps are intact.
✔️ Look for rips or wear on high-stress areas (palms, fingers, thumb) and check for cracks or loose materials.
✔️ Ensure padding isn’t too soft or damaged; check for cracked inserts and loose stitching.
✔️ Inspect for cuts, scratches, or abrasions that don’t affect protection.
✔️ Ensure straps, buckles, and Velcro are intact and functional.
✔️ Verify that plastic reinforcements and knee/thigh protection are intact.
✔️ Check inside gloves and blockers for foam degradation.
✔️ Ensure the gear is clean and free of mold or strong odors that can’t be removed.

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