Shoulder pad recommendation

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I am looking to get some some lightweight, very mobile shoulder pads with medium importance placed on protection to replace my 5 yr old Eastons. Looking at picking up Vapor 8s or 10s on sale or the Nike V series looks pretty mobile. Anyone have these or recommend another ?

Thanks

[slapper_snipper_73 0]

Well if you like eastons, go for the synergy shoulder pads...but the V-12 and V-10 are great products as well, go to ur Lhs and try some on, whatever feels good get

[Jackal3688 0]

I have the V-12 shoulder pads. I would highly reccomend them, they're by far the best shoulder pads that I have ever used. No complaints whatsoever, although they are quite expensive.

[Cavs019 708]

tried on the 6000 and 8000 lightspeeds today. Nice, light pads with above average mobility for something that protective.

[goalie39 0]

Try on some jofa 9500s, excellent mobility, extremely light, and more protective than the nikes and bauers.

[PH_Hockey2 4]

Try some TPS bionic shoulder pads on there lightweight, protective, and you have great mobility in them.

[blues_91 0]

I use hespeler F-30s ther very felxible and protective, easy to wear in.

[tyler33 0]

8800 jofas are so so nice.

[HDragons73 0]

I have the 03 CCM 852's and I love them. They're not the top of the line, but they have everything you look for. Good protection, light weight, and not really bulky.

852's on closeout

[Ryan 0]

If you've been using our pads for awhile now and would like to stick with us, I would recommend the Ultra Lite shoulder pads. A lot of the same features as the top of the line Synergy and a little bit more lightweight.

[Justin 1933 134]

Check out the new M-2 line from us...Very lightweight, Protective, and at a good price..

[ambro 0]

Check out the new M-2 line from us...Very lightweight, Protective, and at a good price..

The M-1 line is great priced as well. It's priced about the same as other companies mid-line stuff.

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For those of you with Jofa shoulder pads: how flexible and mobile are they ? To me they seem more on the protective side as opposed to lightweight and mobile. I am looking at the 8800 model as one of my choices now.