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LA Kings 4Orte Intermediate Sized Bag
SIGhockeySideline Pro
senior hockey bag LA Kings style
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Danbury Hat-Tricks Pro Goalie Bag
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University of Michigan New JRZ Bag
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NEW - NHL Philadelphia Flyers Tote Bag
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4ORTE Accessory Bag - Los Angeles Kings
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4ORTE Accessory Bag - Los Angeles Kings
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4ORTE Accessory Bag - Los Angeles Kings
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BAUER GOALIE HELMET BAG BLUE(12147)
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New JRZ Colorado College Coach Bag
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Buffalo Sabres Pro Stock Hockey Bag
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GRIT PX4 Pro Series Carry Bag
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GRIT PX4 Pro Series Carry Bag
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19% PRICE DROP
Retail price: $100
Vaughn SLR2 Carry Goal Bag [21010051]
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New True Pro Bag [PROBAG-SR]
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Champion Hockey Black Hockey Backpack Bag
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New TRUE Draw String Hockey Bag
SIGhockeySideline Pro
Los Angeles Kings/Skate & Accessory Bag
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4ORTE Accessory Bag - Los Angeles Kings
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4ORTE Accessory Bag - Los Angeles Kings
HockeyStickManSideline Pro+
4ORTE Accessory Bag - Los Angeles Kings
HockeyStickManSideline Pro+

Hockey bag sizes are generally broken up into five categories:

  • Senior (large)
  • Intermediate (medium)
  • Junior (small)
  • Youth
  • Goalie

Senior bags are 36 inches and up, intermediate bags fall somewhere between 32-36 inches, junior bags are 30-32 inches, and youth bags will be anything smaller than that. Of course, goalie bags will be the biggest at around 42 inches.

Along with sizing, you’ll also want to consider other features when shopping for a hockey bag. None of these features are mandatory, but some may enhance your experience depending on your wants and needs.

Wheels: Some hockey bags come with wheels on the bottom, allowing you to wheel the bag around instead of carrying it over the shoulder. This can be especially useful for younger, smaller players who may not yet have the strength to carry a bag independently.

Exterior Pockets: Some hockey bags feature an exterior pocket that can store small items like tape, wax, sharpening stones, pucks, or other necessities.

Interior Compartments: You can also find bags with large interior compartments, normally used to store skates or helmets.

Buying used gear is a sustainable way to score high-quality items at a fraction of the cost. Not only can you find great deals, but you might also stumble upon rare or discontinued gear that’s no longer available in stores. When buying a used hockey bag, here's what to look for:

✔️ Make sure the zippers, straps, and handles are working correctly.
✔️ Check for enough compartments to organize your pads, helmets, and skates.
✔️ Look for any build-up of grime or dirt that could be difficult to remove.
✔️ Ensure the wheels roll smoothly; look for any cracks or damage.
✔️ The handles should be sturdy enough to carry the weight of your gear.

🏆 The best part of shopping used on SidelineSwap? We offer Buyer Protection and will issue you a full refund if your item is never shipped, arrives damaged, or is not as described. We also provide No-Questions-Asked returns with Seel.
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