Bauer Custom Pro Hockey Player Pants
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Bauer Custom Pro Hockey Player Pants
The Bauer Custom Pro hockey pants feature protective foam for comfort, a 2-piece construction for maximum flexibility, and a plastic coating for added durability. The zippered legs, stretchy nylon, and lacing system provide a tight fit and increased flexibility, while the lightweight protection ensures optimal performance. With its advanced features and premium construction, the Bauer Custom Pro is ideal for elite-level players demanding the best in comfort, protection, and performance.
Key features include:
| Protective Foam | Provides increased comfort. |
| 2-Piece Construction | Offers maximum flexibility and protection. |
| Plastic Coating | Provides added protection. |
| Zippered Legs | Allow for easy on and off. |
| Stretchy Nylon | Provides increased flexibility. |
| Lacing System | Offers a tight and secure fit. |
Top Competitors
The CCM Tacks AS-V Pro features an Anatomic Shield Design that follows the body’s natural shape, ensuring the best protection and coverage for the player's game. The Bauer Supreme 3S Pro is designed with Adaptiv Skin, which provides the highest level of protection against slashes and impact energy while conforming to the shape of your body for a low profile and ultimate mobility.
What people are saying about the Custom Pro
| 👍 Pros |
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| I like the clip latch top, which allows you to click them together and then pull them pretty snug. |
| Bought these for my 7-year-old, and they were so good that I bought a pair for my ten-year-old. |
| Awesome pants! They're super light, mobile, and provide tons of protection. I love the tapered fit and the overall quality. |
| 👎 Cons |
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| If you wear suspenders, the metal buttons rip out of the material. I had to replace them after less than a year. |
| I recently updated my entire gear, and the stitching ripped after three games, just before getting on the ice. The quality of Bauer equipment isn’t what it used to be. |
| These are super stiff. I may eventually break them in, but for now, they are hard to skate in. |
