Measuring goalie equipment for online purchases?
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Unfortunately for us goalies, not all manufacturers make equipment in standard sizes. Not to worry, though, you can still make sure your gear fits and buy it online. I've bought all of my stuff online for years and received almost none that didn't fit.\n\nFirst, look up the model you are interested in on the maker's website and a few retail websites as well (I like cyclonetaylor.com the best for my gear). Next, compare what they list for the actual sizes of the equipment to the size you need (always measure yourself-it's the only way to truly know your size). For the chest protector, you need to measure the length from your neck to your waist, the circumference of your waist, and the circumference of your chest. Finally, decide what size you need from the manufacturer's dimensions (in other words, find the chest protector that most closely matches your measurements, regardless of what they call the size).\n\nSome websites, like www.vaughnhockey.com, have instructions for measuring yourself and fitting your equipment. I would suggest you have a close look and learn as much as you can about how they size their equipment. You are very correct that Vaughn equipment is usually larger than others - their 36" leg pad, for example, is shorter than Itech's, because they measure the leg differently.\n\nAs a final tip, as long as your chest protector can be adjusted to fit your arms and chest properly, you can have a good equipment guy at your local hockey shop trim and sew the bottom to fit the length you need. Good luck - hope this helps.
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Try this database which I've been using. It's certified by ebay\n\nhttp://www.getyourebook.com/wwbstartright
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E bay is a good gauge
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measuring device of some sort (scale, ruler, thermometer)
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http://www.soccer.com/\n\nThis is the Eurosport website. They have discounts for teams and coaches and more soccer gear than you'd want to sort through.
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You can get a level 3 sizemometer on ebay
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can go to many sports appearel sites. ebay.com, hibbett.com, anacondasports.com, sportsgear101.com and others
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there are alot of variables. I'd check ebay
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You could try online sportswear shops.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Football_pitch_metric.svg
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yeah www.ebay.com is a good option, but more reliable service is given in these websites: www.retroleague.com.ar and www.bigsoccer.com, another excellent where I but stuff often is be www.soccer.com
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Go to a sports shop like big5 or sports chalet and bring a measuring tape.
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http://www.hockeyinformer.com/web/fantasy/goalies/index.shtml\n\nThey read all the papers & find out which goalie is starting each game.\n\nThey even have a 7 day forcast.\n\nhttp://www.goaliepost.com/ \n\nis pretty good too, but sometimes not as accurate
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I'd have a look at Subside Sports, I've bought quite a few team tops off there, they seem to have nearly every team you can think of, and a lot of older kits for the bigger teams, as well as special editions. They've always been reliable and fast at delivery.
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got a dandy.....even though  it  seems  difficult   youll  break through  and  find  out  you can  almost  measure  anything....try  this  because  i dont  know  what  type  of  equipment  you have....in  search  bar  go.....vernier  read .. hit search..the  NTNU site java  is  excellentyou you can  even  practice  measuring  on  line.....reading  a  vernier  is  good too.....check  them  all
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Try checking E-Bay for similar items.
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Goaltenders need the following equipment and it generally goes on in this order.  Some people may do it differently, but it's impossible to do it drastically different.\n1) Cup (most important piece of equipment!)\n2) Garter belt and socks\n- Some people wear shorts with velco tabs to hold the socks up and a built in cup.\n3) Hockey Pants\n4) Skates\n5) Leg pads\n6) Chest protector\n7) Helmet/mask\n8) Gloves\n\nThere are several types of saves.  Kick save, glove save, blocker save, stick save, etc.  Below are a couple of links that are probably a bit more relevant.  These contain information about goaltending styles and cover the specific saves.\nhttp://www.epinions.com/content_3906773124\nhttp://www.mitchkorn.com/pdf/Goaltending%20Styles.pdf