Simple, soft street hockey glove for driveway and gym-floor games, junior and senior
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The Bauer Performance is a street hockey glove — the pair you buy for driveway games, road hockey in the cul-de-sac and school gym floors. It is deliberately simple and light, built as a starter glove rather than a league one. Junior and senior sizing, black only.
The whole point of a street glove is flex. This one is soft enough to close around the stick straight out of the bag, so you feel the shaft and the play instead of fighting a stiff cuff. Padding covers the back of the hand and the fingers, which is where a ball or a wayward stick lands in a road game, and it is left thin elsewhere to keep the glove cool and easy to move in.
Senior sizing runs M and L; junior runs S and M. The chart in the How to Size tab matches glove size to age, height, weight and hand length, which is an easier route for a growing kid than a tape measure.
Good for kids and adults playing road or gym hockey, and for parents who would rather not send a good pair of ice gloves outside onto pavement.
Sport: Street and road hockey
Feel: Flexible shell for stick feel
Divisions: Junior and senior
Colour: Black
Sizes: S, M, L
Glove size is measured from the base of your fingers to the end of your elbow, but the easier route for this glove is the age, height and weight chart. On the senior chart, M (14") suits roughly 130 to 170 lb and 5'7" to 5'11", with a 7 to 8 inch hand length. L (15") suits roughly 150 to 190 lb and 5'9" to 6'1", with a 7.5 to 8.5 inch hand length.
For a growing player, round up to the next size rather than down. Your fingers should reach the ends of the finger slots without pressing into the gussets, and your palm should not spill past the palm material onto the cuff.
Glove size is measured from the base of your fingers to the end of your elbow, but the easier route for this glove is the age, height and weight chart. On the senior chart, M (14") suits roughly 130 to 170 lb and 5'7" to 5'11", with a 7 to 8 inch hand length. L (15") suits roughly 150 to 190 lb and 5'9" to 6'1", with a 7.5 to 8.5 inch hand length.
For a growing player, round up to the next size rather than down. Your fingers should reach the ends of the finger slots without pressing into the gussets, and your palm should not spill past the palm material onto the cuff.
