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Brian’s Leg Pads
GOLFINPUDGE
CCM Heaton pads
Bill_isaacs121
Reebok L9 Leg Pads
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Warrior rgt2 intermediate leg pads
Wilkylax13
Intermediate CCM Axis 1.9 pads
evelutions2
Intermediate CCM Axis 1.9 pads
$293
Retail price: $570
CCM Extreme Flex 4.9 Leg Pads
OliverJudd
CCM Extreme Flex 4.9 Leg Pads
$200
Retail price: $600
Used 31" Reebok Regular Premier 3 pads
Robb07
Used 31+1” CCM Extreme Flex 500 Leg Pads
NMNHOCKEY
Used 31+1 CCM Extreme Flex E3.9 Leg pads
KEU_Hockey

Goalies generally play one of two styles in today’s game: butterfly or hybrid.

Butterfly goalies focus on positioning and blocking to make saves, moving less in the crease. Their leg pads are typically rigid to increase rebound distance and often feature one or no breaks below the knee. Popular models include the CCM Axis, CCM Premier, and Bauer Supreme lines.

Hybrid goalies focus on reacting to stop the puck, unlike butterfly goalies, who prioritize blocking. They aim to catch and trap pucks to minimize rebounds, using softer leg pads with multiple knee breaks for better mobility. Top choices for hybrid goaltenders include the Vaughn Velocity and CCM Extreme Flex lines.

When sizing goalie leg pads, the key factor is the knee's fit in the “knee cradle.” Proper fit is crucial to avoid injuries.

To find your approximate pad size, use three measurements:

  • Distance from kneecap to ankle (inches)
  • Distance from kneecap to mid-thigh (inches)
  • Skate size 

Add these numbers together for your ballpark size. For example, the skate size is 9, the ankle to the knee is 17”, and the knee to the thigh is 7”, which gives an approximate pad size of 33”+1.

Goalie leg pads come in different sizes. The most common sizing system is “+1”, which adds an inch to the top of the pad and helps goalies with their butterfly position and five-hole coverage. Some professional pads have a “+2” system, which is more common with high-level, experienced goalies.

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 hockey goalie leg pads, here's what to look for:
✔️ There are no rips or tears on the exterior of the leg pad.
✔️ All interior padding is intact and in good condition. 
✔️ All straps and buckles are intact, functional, and working properly. 
✔️ Any velcro straps are not stretched
✔️ The medial edge and landing gear are intact and in good condition.
✔️ The toe tie is intact and working. 

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