In the market for some pants

[rankwrinkle 0]

Well after i fell on my tailbone twice and got a nice bruise i realized my handed down pants dont fit right.

I'm on a budget so ive got some choices and would like your opinons please.

Tackla HP 3500 Overtime

Tackla HP1000

Jofa HP5000

[gjknorr 0]

http://www.hockeyworld.com/prodHome.ihtml?...D=50&shop=1

If its budget you are looking for and don't care about brand names check these out, I bought these years ago for $30 or $40 and was very impressed with the amount of protection, only suggestion is if you are on the larger side a size get the next size up. These pants may have more coverage then those you listed

[rankwrinkle 0]

I am on the smaller size, i would take a tackla sized senior extra small, and likewise for other brands. I will keep that in mind, thank you.

[gjknorr 0]

I would try the protec's in a small, I normally wear a medium so thats what i bought but i could have been off with the large, and for $20 i might just pick up another pair you can't beat that price

[gjknorr 0]

I see your from Buffalo, there is a Perani's Hockey World in Rochester, they might have a pair there I don't know what part of Buffalo you are in but it's about an hour drive from downtown buffalo to the store in rochester, but you may already know that, of course i would call them before you head out there, the pittsburgh location was low on stock when i was there last week

[rankwrinkle 0]

Hmm, If it's anything like their website i may just have to take a trip out there. thanks for that, i never knew they had any stores outside of california

[ronnychencharik 0]

Buy Protex. Cheap, awesome.

[Krev 86]

I cast my vote for the Jofa's.

[Grave77Digger 1]

I ordered some protex. $20 why not. they are extremley stiff and like mentioend sized small. I soaked mine in the tub them threw them in the dryer to help break them in. I may end up cutting some padding out of them.