Ice Hockey Equipment

6 feet from post to post. And 4 feet from the bottom to the bar.

Although stick length depends on the individual player, a length of 32" to 35" is common.

We'll start with the First Law, concerning inertia. It states that a resting object will not move until an outside force moves it, and that a moving object will keep moving in a particular direction and at a particular speed until an outside force stops it, slows it down, or speeds it up.

Let's apply that to knock hockey. When you put the puck on the table, it will stay where it is until a player hits it with his stick. When the puck is moving, it'll keep moving in the direction it's going until it hits an obstacle (a wall, another player's stick, etc.). Another outside force acting on the moving puck is the friction between the table and the puck, which serves to slow the puck down.

It depends. If a team has a contract with a supplier, then they may require the players to wear the pants of that supplier. If there is no contract, it's what the player wants.

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they are made out of wood and then the cycle begains

Easton S19 pure I believe

Carbon or portofino are types of shells that are worn over hockey gloves. There are not the actual gloves themselves.

You could... but why? It makes your helmet pretty much useless since it could come off at any second. Also, most leagues have rules that require your helmet to be properly attached.

they are better for defensive players because they are harder for blocking shots. They are also wider then both reebok and ccm which are considered wide but if you are looking for speed reebok is better but ccm has the most speed associated skates

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Graf skates are better because they allow for more customizable fitting options. Each model number in the Graf 700 and G series boots represents a different foot type. For example, the 703 model (or the higher end G3) fits a narrow heel and narrow ball of the foot, the 705 (G5) fits a standard width ball and heel, and the 735 (G35) model fits a regular width ball of the foot and a narrow heel.

Graf also uses materials throughout the boot that allow for easy fitting customization and comfort adjustments through heating and/or stretching.

Reebok and CCM skates are all made with the same generic foot mold, and, depending on the model, allow for little customization, if any.

The one issue most players have with Graf skates is the angle (or pitch) of the runners. The ideal skating position is to have your knees bent with a very low center of gravity. The Graf Cobra 3000 or 5000 holders (standard on the 700 or G series boots) are designed to force you get into this position. Other brands don't do this to the same extent, if at all, making any conversion to Graf skates a challenge for some.

No matter what position you play though, the best skate for you is always the best fitting one, regardless of brand name or cost. Get fit by a skate professional and don't be lured by marketing hype. Your feet and your game will thank you.

A 248 size t-Blade replacement runner should fit a boot size of 4.5 to 5.

Awesome, enough said highly reccommand these skates!

The next nikebayer skates to be released will come out in April of 2009 they will be called the nikebauer vapor x:60 and they will start at about 500$.Visit Greatskate.com to see a picture of them.

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you take a piece of metal you attach it to a shoe type and then you sharpen it on a rotating blade till it is good to skate on ice.

First off it is no longer missing. Second they found Crosby's stick in a shipment that was headed to the IIHF Hall of Fame. The stick had been inadvertently given to the IIHF on the belief that it was not the game stick. And his glove was found by Team Canada teammate Patrice Bergeron when he unpacked one of his equpiment bags.

Yes. Sometime when getting checked, your helmet will pop up over your chin. The strap will help keep your helmet down. If you don't, the bottom of the mask can pop up and break your nose.

The one 90 is a great stick. I got it used and it is still holding up well. This stick is abused every game and it still feels great and doesnt seem like it will break any time soon. I have the P92 (Naslund) curve with 87 flex. The one 90 is the best stick i have ever owned.

NHL size. NHL size 7 and up

KOHO is owned by the Hockey Company which consists of CCM, KOHO, and JOFA. Reebok bought the Hockey Company around 2007. Addidas then bought Reebok around 2009/2010.

So, who owns the KOHO name? Ultimately, Addidas does. The KOHO name though is being or has been fazed out completely.

There is a pair on eBay right now. It says 2010

The first person to design a bar face mask on a helmet was a sporting goods shop owner named Vernon McMillen in the mid 1930s. It was a rubber covered wire mask that was used with the leather helmets of the day. The sporting goods company Riddell designed the first plastic face mask in 1940 to be used with a plastic helmet that they also designed.

well i have an autograhed stick and it was worth 300 dolars .... i got it at an auction.... if you go and buy a goalie stick go to one of his games and stay after the game and wait for him and that is how you will get it signed ... that is how the man at the auction did it

Yes you can ive done it u need a hand held propane torch dont get to close cus u will melt the blade jus enough to the point when the blade starts to move then shape it anyway u want and let it cool off and u should be good .