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What is Carey Price's new Reebok goalie stick called?
the reebok 11k goalie stick. (i think.)
What is a reg hockey goalie catch glove?
It means that the glove is for the left hand of the goalie. Since most goalies have their catch glove on their left hand, it is considered "regular." If the goalie uses their right hand for their catch glove, it is considered "full right."
Do you have to have a goalie stick for goalie?
yes. goalie sticks are bigger and shaped differently to be able to have more of a chance of stopping the puck.
Where should you get your lax goalie stick strung?
stick stop or stickhead
When is the 11k goalie stick coming out?
It already is
What are the parts of a goalkeeper kit in hockey?
Caged goalie mask, heavy goalie pads (shoulder and chest), large leg pads, a goalie blocker and glove, (buy according to right/left handiness) and a large goalie stick (also according to right/left handiness) also a protective cup, neck guard, and elbow pads. knee pads (like roller blade pads) and goalie skates
Can a ice hockey goalie throw his stick?
No throwing your stick will result in a penalty.
What is the shortest you can have a lacrosse goalie stick?
35 inches
What does clamping mean in the game lacrosse?
If your a goalie when the ball is near the crease the goalie should clamp on it and bring it in the crease so its not putting it in the stick the stick is upside down
What is the value of Patrick Roy goalie stick signed by Montreal Canadiens team after winning 1993 Stanley Cup?
the answer is 123,956$$$$$$$$$ alot am i right
What does the hockey term just wide stick side mean?
"Stick side" is relative to the goalie. If a shot misses the net to the side of the goal that the goalie holds his stick, it is wide stick side. "Just wide" means missing by a small amount.
What is a butterfly goalie?
a butterfly goalie is a goalie that likes to go down into a butterfly (AKA full V) save move to stop the puck.
