goalie pad,s straps

[jrphantom042 0]

im sellin my gear. and if i play next year im prolly gonna order pads, now what is the difference with havine one strap on the bottom where you have your feet or two?i dont know why some pads have it and im wonderin why

thanks

mike the goalie

[BNotar35 0]

I just got aware that Sher-Wood has replaced/Stopped producing the 25" Theodre pattern. Prolly cuz hes using Itech now. Does anyone either know the blade pattern (heel/mid/toe, curve depth[3/8, 3/4,ect.] and lie) or what replaced it for the 2006 season. Also preferably if anyone has knowledge to whether or not the 9950 Series has a plan to fall apart in the near future. Let me know, Ive been lookin into this way too long.

[U of M Goalie 0]

It all depends on how tightly you want the pad anchored to your foot. If you have two straps that will hold the pad on your leg much tighter and straighter (stand-up goalie). If you have one strap it holds the pad on your leg looser and allows it to turn a little when you drop in the butterfly (butterfly goalie) the trend now seems to be one strap at the boot kept semi-loose, for movement and mobility and a better butterfly.