Douglas Pads

[Neo5370 132]

Anybody got any opinions on these?

I mean the ones they make for hockey, not football.

www.douglaspads.com

I remember seeing some people use them years ago, and an old Reebok shoe add w/ modano sporting gear and no jersey, w/ the same shoulder pads.

[mik3 1]

Yeah, wow, old school. I remember these, I wanted a pair back in the day when I thought bigger was better. I had a pair of bauers that were similar, and the mobility was low. So I figure it would be similar.

[htrain88 0]

They're fantastic--especially if you've had any prior shoulder injuries. I don't notice any mobility issues as a defensemen. The best protection available IMHO.

[JR Boucicaut 3760]

They have two pads - Defender and Winger.

Other pads that were comparable were the Christian and the TPS Flexors.

They're bulletproof, albeit a bit bulky. It sold well for me (the Christian) when it came to pee-wees - parents were wanting the extra protection.

[Dan_The_Man_16 0]

I have the TPS Flexor elbows. Things saved my arm last game, I took a wicked chop and I just got a bad bruise. I think had I been wearing other pads I would be in a cast now. They aren't really too bulky, and definatly aren't restrictive.

[blues_91 0]

I had some old ccm shoulder pads that I just switched last season, they looked exactly like those. I bought them for 50 about 4 years ago and I saw them at sportcheck for 20.

[Dan_The_Man_16 0]

" Winger

SKU: PHWI

Pro Model designed for the experienced player needing maximum protection with less bulk. "

HA! Less bulk

[ryno 0]

I still have a pair of the old white/blue Douglas pads, not as bulky feeling as the pictures make them look.

[Pachocolate29 0]

yea i dono about those if they're nice or feel good i mean, but i would rather wear a regular shoulder pas like hum.. hte bauer 8000 or something the dont look like the comfortablest cuz of the plastic, but i guess its personal preferance eh?