Hockey protection

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Princess Competition Player Hockeyglove (Left hand)
11.95 -46% 21.95 RRP
Brabo Force Player Hockeyglove
20.95 -5% 21.95 RRP
The Indian Maharadja Ignis Mouthguard Youth - Senior
17.95 -28% 24.95 RRP
Brabo F4 Shinguard  Junior
9.95 -45% 17.95 RRP
Osaka Armadillo 4.0 Hockey Glove (Left hand)
26.95 -23% 34.95 RRP
Brabo F4 Shinguard  Junior
13.95 -22% 17.95 RRP
Osaka Shinguard
32.95 -13% 37.95 RRP
Osaka Yoroi Full Foam Indoor Hockey Glove (Left hand)
24.95 -17% 29.95 RRP
JDH Full Finger Hockeyglove
15.95 -54% 34.95 RRP
Brabo Elite Full Finger Indoor Hockeyglove Senior
22.95 -43% 39.95 RRP
Brabo F3 Shinguard Mesh LW Junior
9.95 -50% 19.95 RRP
Princess Premium 10 Star Shinguards Senior
21.95 -37% 34.95 RRP
Princess Premium Glove Senior
14.95 -40% 24.95 RRP
JDH OD Double Knuckle Hockeyglove Senior
12.95 -54% 27.95 RRP
Brabo Mouthguard Senior
6.95
Brabo Mouthguard Senior
5.95 -14% 6.95 RRP
Brabo Mouthguard Senior
6.95
Princess Competition Full Finger Glove Senior
14.95 -50% 29.95 RRP
Brabo Indoor Player F1.1 Glove (Left hand)
14.95 -57% 34.95 RRP
Brabo F1 Washable Shinguard
18.95 -32% 27.95 RRP
Brabo F4.1 Hockey Glove
7.95 -60% 19.95 RRP
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Why wear a hockey mouthguard?

Since August 1, 2015, mouthguards have been mandatory during hockey matches organized by the association. We also recommend wearing dental protection during less official matches or training sessions. There are a few conditions a hockey mouthguard must meet. The protector:

  • must fit securely in the mouth
  • must be easy to insert and remove
  • must not interfere with breathing or speaking
  • must not cause gagging
  • must be tasteless and odorless
  • must be easy to clean
  • must be sturdy enough to provide protection

The hockey mouthguard is available in sizes for adults and juniors. We recommend choosing the junior size if the person is 10 years old or younger. If the person is 11 years old or older, choose the senior size.

Don't forget your hockey shin guards!

Wearing shin guards is mandatory. Hockey shin guards cover the shins and the tops of the ankles. When playing hockey, there is a risk of the hockey ball or the opponent's stick hitting your shin, which can lead to unpleasant injuries. Shin guards prevent bruises and even fractures. Most hockey shin guards are made of lightweight plastic and are held in place by Velcro straps.

Put on your gloves while playing hockey

Hockey gloves provide protection when the hockey stick is low to the ground, and there is a risk of scraping your hand on the ground or having a ball hit your hand. Hockey gloves should be sturdy and comfortable. There are hockey gloves that cover the entire hand and gloves that cover the hand and fingers but leave the thumb free, allowing for more freedom of movement. Did you know that in indoor hockey, you are required to wear closed hockey gloves?

Hockey mask during hockey

Hockey masks are designed to protect the face of the line stopper during penalty corners. The hockey masks do not provide full protection for the head and therefore cannot be worn by goalkeepers. Most hockey masks have adjustable Velcro straps for a good fit. This ensures the mask stays securely in place and can be quickly put on or taken off.