In general terms, yes — a hockey goalie should wear throat protection with their mask, either a dangling throat guard (a “dangler”) attached below the chin or a padded bib-style protector worn under the…
A youth hockey helmet usually lasts until your child outgrows it — for most kids that is roughly one to three seasons…
To choose a hockey helmet as an adult beginner, put certified fit first: measure your head, buy a helmet with a current…
In general terms, no — a skater should not wear a goalie mask: goalie masks are designed, fitted, and certified specifically for…
A combo cage helmet comes with the cage or visor-cage already fitted by the maker as one matched unit, while a separate…
If your hockey helmet is too tight on the temples, first check that it is seated level and adjusted correctly, then try…
To replace a hockey helmet ear cover, buy the exact replacement cover or ear loop made by the helmet’s maker for your…
To dry a hockey helmet after a game, take it out of your bag as soon as you get home, open the…
To clean a hockey helmet cage and shell, wash them with warm water and a little mild soap using a soft cloth,…
To stop a hockey visor fogging during a game, start with a clean visor treated with an anti-fog product before you play,…
