🏒 ToeHook - The Game-Changing Hook for Hockey Goaltender Leg Pads Review

So I really liked them for the ease of putting them on and the lack of extra laces that sometimes came loose and got under my blade. Then, after a few games, they started popping out of the pad after only a few minutes of play and this limited the ability to return the pad to its original position. You cannot reattach the hook without completely removing the pad, and you cannot do so in-game. The biggest problem with them is that they fall apart very easily if a goalkeeper pushes or slips for…

My son, a 13 year old bantam goalie, prefers these hooks to laces. They're quicker to put on and he likes the way his pads feel as they rise and fall from the fly. The footpads sit a little higher off the ice than they do with the laces, but that doesn't bother him. However, durability is an issue and a kit of spares will be needed for playtime. In less than a season, the tie broke (the velcro broke very soon after), the elastic seemed worn enough to tear, and we lost the bolt on the third…

Bought these for myself. I'm new to the goalie position and have found that the laces method puts a lot of strain on my knees. They were tight when I first used them but loosened up pretty well. They allowed the pads to move enough and I had no knee pain, or at least very little pain, after the first ride. On my second use, I noticed during the session that my foot pad was rotating too much in either direction. I couldn't figure it out until I removed the pads. The bungee that connects the…