CCM Pro Stock Pant Models

[iceman8310 110]

what are the HP31 and hp32 pant?  same as the 35?

Edited November 16, 2023 by iceman8310

[mshman 0]

1 hour ago, iceman8310 said:

what are the HP31 and hp32 pant?  same as the 35?

I think 31/32 are same but with zippered leg on 32. 35 uses a different tailbone pad similar to the 70. I prefer the 32 pad.

[glockaxis 0]

I tried the HP35 and they were too bulky for my tastes. I now have settled on the HP45 and they are perfect.

[Don_Quixote 0]

I went with the HP70X. The HP70 fits a bit slimmer in the waist than the HP45. The tailbone protection in the HP45 is longer and narrower, but didn't feel any more substantial to me than the HP70--just foam padding with a plastic back. I have a very tall/thin build ( 6'4, actual waist measurement 34") and the HP70X in large +1 fit my waist snugly when the belt was cinched down all the way. With the HP45 I would have needed suspenders for the large size. The HP70 large +1 pants just overlap with my shinpads kneecap. A large +2 might have been better, but the L+1 should be fine. I play beginner and am more worried about getting knocked over and bruising a hip than I am about taking pucks.

[blazer88 0]

Looking at a pair of Hp620s & Hp620, what does the S mean & how do the 2 models differ.

[dangledingle 0]

Anybody know about the MHPPROC.SP? From pictures it looks like HP UCLP. Is it just a custom embroidered HP UCLP? Thanks.

[Hills 720]

On 11/15/2024 at 4:05 PM, dangledingle said:

Anybody know about the MHPPROC.SP? From pictures it looks like HP UCLP. Is it just a custom embroidered HP UCLP? Thanks.

Are you talking about the Perron pants?

If so they are based on the V10 model.

[dangledingle 0]

49 minutes ago, Hills said:

Are you talking about the Perron pants?

If so they are based on the V10 model.

No. The Seth Jones on PSH.

[Hills 720]

I would ask for photos, because those photos aren't the PPROC that have been posted before. Here is another pair that show off the V10 I mentioned: https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/pants-girdles-shells/player-pants/8807330-ccm-new-senior-women-s-small-mhpproc-custom-hockey-pants-pro-stock?srsltid=AfmBOorEd-rJCLZeQQ57a8zUjDjmY6L4Afmjsb6jg0GCFDPhXD8fWzcJ

[dangledingle 0]

1 hour ago, Hills said:

I would ask for photos, because those photos aren't the PPROC that have been posted before. Here is another pair that show off the V10 I mentioned: https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/pants-girdles-shells/player-pants/8807330-ccm-new-senior-women-s-small-mhpproc-custom-hockey-pants-pro-stock?srsltid=AfmBOorEd-rJCLZeQQ57a8zUjDjmY6L4Afmjsb6jg0GCFDPhXD8fWzcJ

ok thank you!

[Sniper9 564]

On 5/22/2019 at 1:14 PM, dimpledballs said:

HP30 and the HP35 are more or less the same pant. They are the same as the HP520 pant with upgrades.  There's a few minor differences such as the +1 zipper or zipper on the legs that one or the other might not have but fit wise they are the same and fit like traditional pants and are medium on the weight scale.

HP70 is very much a traditional pant and is a copy of the old Tackla 7000 / 9000 pants if you've ever tried those on. They fit like tanks, look like tanks, are as heavy as tanks.

HP45 and HPUCLP are the CCM RBZ/UCLP equivalent pant. They are the lightest pants on the market and provide adequate protection as well as seemingly(I don't have proof but there are very few other models used for CCM) being the most popular model CCM pant used in the NHL. UCLP is the older version and are a two piece pant (uppers and lowers can be separated). HP45 is a one piece pant usually with the +1 extension. The lining material on both the pants is slightly different and the lower back protector is also different, but all both pants function roughly the same. 

Most pro stock enthusiasts that use CCM pants ride along with the trend and prefer the HP45/HPUCLP model over the HP35/30/70. The lightness of the pants with good protection(enough for NHL players to use) makes it the clear cut choice. 

Sizing for the HP45/HPUCLP gets wonky because both pants fit a little short and small. I'm assuming "36-37" is your pants waist size and not your actual waist measurement. So, a large sizing guideline is 34-36 and XL is 36-38. Based on the small fitting of the HP45 and your waist size, I would go for an XL. However, since you're also 5'9 (me too but my waist is 31 and I fit a medium HP45 snugly), the length of the pants maybe too long. I find that being 5'9'' myself, the medium HP45 is just perfect with the +1 extension so XL for you may be too long.

 

Wait, so is the waist size listed on CCMs pants your waist measurement or the pant size you wear?  I know with Bauer their number sizes are for pant size as they tell you to measure your waist then subtract 3 from that number (which is essentially what your pant size would be). 

But I always wondered what the numbers on CCM pants referred to. I'm 5'10 160 lbs and my pant size is 30 and waist measures at 32-33". I fit a small in the hp45 snugly when it's new but when broken in (within 4-5 wears) it fits perfect. As for length, it is fine both zipped or unzipped as I like my pants to just fall an inch over the top edge of my shins knee caps at most.