• Full pro spec construction with new inner core give greater pad stability in both length and width
• Wide inner edge allows for a more control in aggressive pad slide moves
• Low profile balance stabilizer allows for quicker movement and provides greater stability while in a butterfly position on the ice
• Dual knee straps provide greater adjustment and increased pad control
• Flex-Pac internal padding system allows for pad to break-in to the user and provides added rebound control
• Fimer perimeter edge for more effective puck blocking
• Wider leg cradles with low friction material for quick pad rotation
• Low pad scoop angle designed to hold pad in improved position for more effective use of pad height
• Narrower outer pad panel reduces weight and improves lateral balance
• Velocity 4 pad averages 15% lighter than previous models
• Graphics present a taller visual appearance to make the goaltender look larger
• Molded thigh boards with lace adjustment for added protection

Color Specs:

• 1st color =  Inside primary color
• 2nd color = Outside primary color
• 3rd color = Inside tribal design color
• 4th color = Outside tribal design color

The Key factor is the overall length. The length can be divided into three sections:

A.The boot

B.Instep to knee

C.Knee to top or thigh rise

The proper length of the goal pad boot is determined by the goalie's skate size. The next key area is the instep to knee that determines the shin length. Finally, the knee to top or thigh rise is a personal measurement depending on how much pant and pad overlap the goaltender prefers. A general rule is 7" to 8".

A.Skates size: provide the skate size for proper boot fit.

B.Instep to knee: measure from instep to the front center of kneecap while leg is in slightly bent position.

C. Thigh rise: measure from front center of kneecap up the thigh to desire height.

A + B + C = Estimated size of pad

If fitted properly, the goalie's knee should rest directly behind the center knee roll with the pad securely attached to the goal skate and properly strapped on the goaltender's leg. Generally, this will ensure that the pad breaks (bends) at the knee/shin and ankle as designed for optimal performance.