Some players (myself included) wear a girdle for Ice Hockey instead of what would be considered typical ice hockey pants. The girdle is a tight set of pads that you slip on, tighten around your waist, and velcro around your thighs. Since the girdle is simply elastic material and padding, you need to wear a shell over top. The shell is exactly what the name implies: A layer of material that you put over something.
Some teams even have customized shells that have player numbers or logos. Shells can also be worn over regular hockey pants, but it may be a tight fit.
Shells are cosmetic covers for your existing hockey pants. They are typically used by teams that want to have a consistent look to their uniforms when player have a wide variety of styles and colors of their own pants. They have no padding of their own. The shell is simply pulled on (or left on) over the top of your regular hockey pants. They will have a belt which can be cinched at the waist to keep the pants up. The shell will not cover the kidney protectors on the top of the pants that rise above the waist, but these are covered by the hockey sweater anyway.
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Hockey Just hockey Hockey on ice is called ice hockey
le hockey, le hockey sur glace (ice hockey), le hockey sur gazon (lawn hockey)
hockey,hockey,hockey
Turf hockey is field hockey.
open hockey is basikly hockey
Most hockey balls are made of plastic with a hollow centre, or a cork centre surrounded with a plastic shell. If you ask because you hear it rattling; part of the inside has spalled (a small piece has come off the inside due to the shock of a hit, and is free to move), and should probably be replaced.
The most common types of hockey are ice hockey, field hockey, floor hockey, and street hockey. With the exception of field hockey, all of these types of hockey generally follow the same rules.
you can play floor hockey, roller hockey, or field hockey
You can call it land hockey or just hockey
I am a AAA hockey player, they do not require us to wear hockey shorts, but hockey pants are a neccesity.