Overview
The CCM QuickLite QLT Soft Street Hockey Shin Guards are segmented street hockey shin guards that provide flexible and comfortable coverage. The knee and shin feature thick foams with a thin plastic in the middle for soft, absorbing protection. In between the two, a soft foam segment allows each piece to move for mobility while running. Attachment is simple with a knee sleeve, elastic straps across the calf, and a heel sleeve with an elastic strap to wrap around the foot.
| OVERVIEW | |
|---|---|
| Level of Play | Street |
| Fit Profile | Low Profile: Maximum Mobility and Minimal Weight |
| Weight | 268 grams (14") |
| Heritage | New |
| Model Number | SGBHQLTSFT |
| Available Sizes | 13", 14", 15", 16" |
| (Note: All products are independently weighed and measured at IW Hockey with a 5% variance.) | |
Specifications
| PROTECTION | |
|---|---|
| Knee Cap | Thick Foam, PE Insert |
| Thigh Guard | N/A |
| Shin Shell | Thick Foam, PE Insert Ankle Padding |
| Calf Guard | N/A |
| Knee Wing | N/A |
| Shell Liner | Standard Foam |
| CONSTRUCTION | |
|---|---|
| Shell | 3-Piece |
| Liner | Breathable Polyester |
| Anti-Abrasion Skate Pad | N/A |
| STRAPPING SYSTEM | |
|---|---|
| Knee | Elastic Knee Sleeve |
| Calf | (2) 2" Elastic |
| Ankle | 1" Elastic Loop |
| MANUFACTURER WARRANTY | |
|---|---|
| Protective Gear | 90 Days |
| Contact | info@icewarehouse.com |
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Sizing Chart
| GENERAL SHIN GUARD SIZING GUIDELINES | |
|---|---|
| Correspond your height with the pad size using the chart below. You may overlap between two sizes, which in this case comes down to personal preference. The smaller size will fit closer to the body while the larger size will offer more volume and coverage. |
| CCM STREET SHIN GUARD SIZING CHART | |
|---|---|
| Pad Size | Player Height |
| 13" | 5' - 5'4" |
| 14" | 5'4" - 5'8" |
| 15" | 5'8" - 6'4" |
| 16" | 6'4"+ |
| HELPFUL ARTICLES | |
|---|---|
| How to Size a Hockey Shin Guard | |
| How to Select a Hockey Shin Guard | |
| IW Hockey Learning Center |
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