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Brand new for 2018, CCM has overhauled their flagship Premier line and brought out the CCM Premier P2.5 Senior Goalie Glove. Building off of the already successful Premier line, the Premier II has new specs and pieces of technology sure to turn heads. The Premier P2.5 Senior glove has continued the perfect lineage along the CCM Premier yet has the new key features to give goalies extra protection and visibility into the pocket. Starting with the closure of the glove, CCM has kept the same break angle from the old Koho 590, the 60 degree break. This break allows for a natural hand closure while giving the goalie a good catching glove and a good blocking the glove. The One-Piece cuff will give the goalie a larger blocking surface for when they engage in a blocking butterfly, yet the palm will show a large physical shape to the shooter and allow for a natural catch. In the pocket of the glove, CCM has taken the massive success from the EF3 glove and added the Double Straight T as a stock option on the Premier P2.5. This pocket allows the goalie to completely see into the pocket and still yield for a soft catch. At the base of the spine of the T, there is a U shaped design which keeps for a clean attachment point and also promotes an easy break in and game ready feel right out of the box. On the Spines of the glove, they are also stiffened up a bit to help give a better shape and depth to the pocket which will give the goalie the maximum depth allowed to help cradle pucks. Internally, there is a new Velcro setup across the fingers to give a better fit on the inside of the glove. While the rest of the strapping setup will look familiar, this new strap across the back of the hand will create a better overall fit to keep the hand in the glove and give the best closure. Finishing off back of the glove, there is a large padded finger rail which runs along the fingertips which gives extra protection for not only covering pucks, but in the RVH blocking selection as well. This extra rail is a large piece of LD foam which gives that goalie the extra protection they need. If you are an Entry-level butterfly goaltender who is looking for a natural glove closure that presents well to the shooter, look no further than the CCM Premier P2.5 Senior Goalie Glove. Les mer

Brand new for 2017, CCM continues to take the goalie mask category by storm by revamping and improving on their previous designs. The CCM 1.5 Youth Certified Straight Bar goal mask is an NHL inspired shell which includes improvements to increase vision, in the liner and with a lighter shell. The shell of the mask is constructed of a polycarbonate base to provide a protective shell, while staying incredibly light. Inside the shell, there is a VN liner to provide a comfortable foam system giving the goalie the best comfort and protection throughout usage. The Certified Straight cage shape has changed across the bridge of the nose, which will give the goalie improved vision when looking down low. The cage comes to a “point” across the bridge of the nose following the natural shape of the face to crate optimized peripheral and split vision during in game play. If you are an entry-level goalie looking a mask with a pro-inspired design and protection, look no further than the CCM 1.5 Youth Certified Straight Bar Goal mask. Les mer

The Bauer Vapor 1X Goalie Knee Guards are not only lighter than ever before but they are also more protective and comfortable too. The bulk of the protection comes from the Curv composite knee cap and the new AeroLite foam reinforcement. AeroLite is one the lightest foams Bauer has to offer but its other unique feature is that it doesn't absorb water like traditional foams. This keeps goalies from carrying around excessive water logged weight and it keeps the body dry all game long too. The new Transfer Mesh and 37.5 Liner play a big role in moisture management as well. Transfer Mesh is a specially engineered mesh that promotes significantly better airflow than traditional mesh. 37.5 technology is directly integrated into the fabric and actually uses a player's body heat to evaporate sweat. Traditional moisture management relied upon moisture wicking, which simply spreads out sweat over a larger surface area so it can dry faster. Les mer