Goaltenders replacing a mask that no longer sits snug
Anyone who wants a mask fitted properly in person
Senior goalie mask in white, three head sizes, with full fitting guidance
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The Pro Certified version of the same senior mask.
The Warrior Ritual F2 Pro is a senior goalie mask for goaltenders facing real shots: junior, senior and adult league game play. It comes in white, in three head sizes. Fit is the whole story with a mask, so read the sizing tab before you settle on a size.
A mask protects by sitting tight to the head and letting the shell and cage spread the load. That means no gap between the sweatband and your forehead, a backplate that hugs the back of the head, a chin cup snug enough to stop the mask riding up, and foam against the temples and cheeks so the mask cannot rotate. When all four are right, shaking the cage moves your head rather than the mask.
Sizes run S/M, M/L and L/XL. Masks loosen as foams compress, cages take dents and harnesses stretch, so check the fit every few months and take up the harness as needed. Bring it to the shop if you want a hand setting it.
Division: Senior
Sizes: S/M, M/L, L/XL
Colour: White
Series: Ritual
Fit matters more than model. A properly fitted entry-level mask protects the head better than a superior model fitted badly, and we do not size a mask for growth: it sacrifices protection, and the mask loosens on its own as the foams break in.
Start with head circumference and match it to the size chart on the product page. Measure about an inch above the eyebrows, keeping the tape parallel to the ground the whole way around. If you are going by hat size instead, use a fitted hat that is neither tight nor loose.
Then check four things. The top edge of the window inside the cage sits about an inch above your eyebrows, with the sweatband flat against the skin and no gap at the forehead. The backplate hugs the back of your head without its edges running past the shell. The chin cup is tight enough that the mask cannot ride up and down. The temples and cheeks rest on foam with little or no visible gap, so the mask cannot shift side to side.
Last check: grab the cage and shake the mask. If your head moves with it rather than the mask moving on your head, the fit is right. Re-check every few months, because compressed foam, dented cages and stretched harnesses all loosen a mask over time.
Fit matters more than model. A properly fitted entry-level mask protects the head better than a superior model fitted badly, and we do not size a mask for growth: it sacrifices protection, and the mask loosens on its own as the foams break in.
Start with head circumference and match it to the size chart on the product page. Measure about an inch above the eyebrows, keeping the tape parallel to the ground the whole way around. If you are going by hat size instead, use a fitted hat that is neither tight nor loose.
Then check four things. The top edge of the window inside the cage sits about an inch above your eyebrows, with the sweatband flat against the skin and no gap at the forehead. The backplate hugs the back of your head without its edges running past the shell. The chin cup is tight enough that the mask cannot ride up and down. The temples and cheeks rest on foam with little or no visible gap, so the mask cannot shift side to side.
Last check: grab the cage and shake the mask. If your head moves with it rather than the mask moving on your head, the fit is right. Re-check every few months, because compressed foam, dented cages and stretched harnesses all loosen a mask over time.
