Half Visors at non-USA Hockey events...

[Jbone 0]

I didn't think age mattered. I thought it went under what league your signed to or play in. Because there are people who go to my school who play in the WHL and there only 16 and they wear the half visors when they come out on the ice with us, and there only there when the season is done.

[sabres48 0]

Where i play (other than skate and shoot, thats a free for all) you cant wear a visor until you are over 18 (insurance reasons). And you cant wear a reflective visor because if you get a concusion it doesnt allow the emt's to do what they gotta make sure your still with us. Now like 30%grey volume visors idk. But a quick question while on the visor subject, can anyone from expirience atest to blue visors giving you better clarity. It seems to me, that a clear visor would give you the best optics.

[tips09 0]

I didn't think age mattered. I thought it went under what league your signed to or play in. Because there are people who go to my school who play in the WHL and there only 16 and they wear the half visors when they come out on the ice with us, and there only there when the season is done.

yeah i have a buddy who was an affiliate for the giants this year(born in 1991) and he played on my team and he wasnt allowed to wear a visor in the dub until our league was over. But just for ice times other than leagues through bc amatuer atleast you can wear a visor

[biff44 0]

Sticktime is exactly when you need the full cage to protect against some guttless wonder highsticking you!

[TBLfan 25]

Where i play (other than skate and shoot, thats a free for all) you cant wear a visor until you are over 18 (insurance reasons). And you cant wear a reflective visor because if you get a concusion it doesnt allow the emt's to do what they gotta make sure your still with us. Now like 30%grey volume visors idk. But a quick question while on the visor subject, can anyone from expirience atest to blue visors giving you better clarity. It seems to me, that a clear visor would give you the best optics.

My buddy had a blue visor, I tried it for a bit... Didn't like it at all. It takes out all of the yellow light and after your eyes adjust everything that should be white looks white(ok tinted blue but if you have tried it you know what I mean). I guess it would be good if you have a very yellow-lighted rink but I don't see where that would be an issue. It's just really weird when you look down and don't see any more blue visor, not horrible when looking through the visor. I think they're ugly as sin though.

[sabres48 0]

Where i play (other than skate and shoot, thats a free for all) you cant wear a visor until you are over 18 (insurance reasons). And you cant wear a reflective visor because if you get a concusion it doesnt allow the emt's to do what they gotta make sure your still with us. Now like 30%grey volume visors idk. But a quick question while on the visor subject, can anyone from expirience atest to blue visors giving you better clarity. It seems to me, that a clear visor would give you the best optics.

My buddy had a blue visor, I tried it for a bit... Didn't like it at all. It takes out all of the yellow light and after your eyes adjust everything that should be white looks white(ok tinted blue but if you have tried it you know what I mean). I guess it would be good if you have a very yellow-lighted rink but I don't see where that would be an issue. It's just really weird when you look down and don't see any more blue visor, not horrible when looking through the visor. I think they're ugly as sin though.

Those and the yellow ones

[Jbone 0]

I didn't think age mattered. I thought it went under what league your signed to or play in. Because there are people who go to my school who play in the WHL and there only 16 and they wear the half visors when they come out on the ice with us, and there only there when the season is done.

yeah i have a buddy who was an affiliate for the giants this year(born in 1991) and he played on my team and he wasnt allowed to wear a visor in the dub until our league was over. But just for ice times other than leagues through bc amatuer atleast you can wear a visor

Yeah that would be right becuase his first year of eligability for the WHL would be this upcoming year if he was born in 1991.

[chippa13 1844]

I am a ref and we are required to not wear a cage and Im 16. Im guessing it wouldnt be a problem

How exactly would a ref be able to wear a cage?

[sfael 0]

I didn't think age mattered. I thought it went under what league your signed to or play in. Because there are people who go to my school who play in the WHL and there only 16 and they wear the half visors when they come out on the ice with us, and there only there when the season is done.

yeah i have a buddy who was an affiliate for the giants this year(born in 1991) and he played on my team and he wasnt allowed to wear a visor in the dub until our league was over. But just for ice times other than leagues through bc amatuer atleast you can wear a visor

Yeah that would be right becuase his first year of eligability for the WHL would be this upcoming year if he was born in 1991.

He could have still played the maximum of 5 games during the regular season and played the whole playoffs if he was asked to play.

[#44wannabe 4]

If its non organised its fine. I wouldnt even bother to check witht the rink, just go and play.

[blueliner27 12]

I met three league organizers. Two of them said it's okay but not the other. Can he kick me out if I'm wearing a visor? Hope not.

[Vishi05 0]

That's why I've never taken off my cage from when I started playing 12 years ago until now... whenever I've thought about it I got cracked in the face with a puck or stick and realized what would've happened if I was rocking the half shield.

[thorpedo26 0]

i wanna try it with a sheild but id be scared the whole time. some kids out there cant shoot it towards the net to save there life