Decreased rebound effect in ice hockey goalie pads

Details Decreased rebound effect in ice hockey goalie pads Decreased rebound effect in ice hockey goalie pads

A - Human Necessities

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A63B 71/12 (2006.01) A41D 13/06 (2006.01)

Patent

CA 2468346

Current ice hockey goalie pads are composed of various layers of cotton batten and/or foam padding with a covering layer of leather. In our invention/improvement, the goalie pads would include a layer(s) of "high kinetic energy" absorbing material (as demonstrated by the enclosed materials). The ultimate outcome would be that goalie pads using this construction would be more efficient by absorbing most or all of the kinetic energy of the puck thereby allowing the goalie more rebound control.

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