🏒 STX Ice Hockey Surgeon RX3.2: High-Performance Senior Shoulder Pad for Enhanced Protection and Mobility Review

I had to send it back because it was too small. It is listed as a men's size but the average size was too small for my 14 year old son.

Ideal for low-contact Bierliga hockey. The chest plate is a bit thin. You will understand the puck in the sternum - you will feel it. The breastplate is also slightly above the navel. The shoulder pads are well made, although the shoulders are very thin. Very light, breathes well and dries quickly.

I had to buy new shoulder pads. I wanted a subtle, less obtrusive mechanism. These are solid. It fits well, offers some protection but doesn't feel like heavy body armor. They fit great the first time. The only real issue I have is that the straps feel tight and I had to use a rubber band to shape the bicep pad, but now it fits well.

We initially ordered 5 different lacrosse bibs and ended up with this one. About a year ago my son had a rear shoulder dislocation due to soccer so he needed something that would protect not only the top but also the front and back of his shoulder. I know the description says it's for hockey, but this brand also makes lacrosse products. Also, there are several players in his team who have the same product. My son says it's comfortable and light. I am satisfied with this item because it offers…

Just what I was looking for, no check lightweight hockey shoulder pads. They have some great things about them: lower shoulder pads than other options, ultra-light weight, and a removable bicep guard when you don't need it. There is firm foam padding on the chest and back, while the center of the chest and spine area on the back are protected by heavier plastic padding. They seem reliable for the type of protection I was looking for. The only downside I see is that the removable bicep guard…