Goalie Gear Deals
Goalie gear on sale at Pure Goalie that we think is worth a look, with a short take on who each deal suits and what to watch for. We show how much is off rather than the price, because sale prices move during the week, so check the price at Pure Goalie before you buy. Every deal is rechecked on Mondays, and anything we haven't checked in two weeks comes off the page at the next update.
Pads
Warrior Ritual G7 RTL Pads
- Who it's for
- Senior goalies in competitive hockey who want a stiff, flat-faced pad that sends rebounds away instead of soaking them up.
- What's good
- This was Warrior's top pad in 2024. It has a full hinge boot, SlingWrap straps, adjustable toe and heel strapping, and a SlidePlate landing surface built for sliding. Sizes 32, 34, 35 and 36 plus 1.5 are listed in white or black.
- The catch
- A stiff flat face needs a few skates to break in, and a full hinge boot rotates more than a 90-degree boot, which some goalies find less stable.
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Warrior Ritual G6 Pro+ Goalie Leg Pads - Senior
- Who it's for
- Senior goalies around 5'10" to 6' who want a light, fast-sliding pad and don't need the newest model.
- What's good
- The G6 Pro+ was Warrior's top pad in 2022. Warrior called its AIRslide 3.0 landing surface the fastest-sliding it had made, and the knee cradle adjusts for width. SlingWrap knee and calf straps hold it close to the leg.
- The catch
- Only the 34+1.5 and 35+1.5 sizes are left. The G7 has since replaced it as Warrior's top line.
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CCM Axis F9 Goalie Leg Pads - Intermediate
- Who it's for
- An intermediate goalie around 5'4" who plays competitive youth or high school hockey and fits a 30+1 pad.
- What's good
- The F9 is CCM's second-tier Axis pad, with a pre-curved flat face for hard rebounds, a shallow 90-degree boot for rotation, and the Speed Channel sliding surface. It is a 2024 model.
- The catch
- The sale covers the 30+1 size alone. Kids grow fast at this age, so measure floor to knee before buying, and expect a stiffer pad than most youth gear.
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Gloves & blockers
CCM Extreme Flex E5.9 Goalie Glove - Intermediate
- Who it's for
- An intermediate goalie who catches with the right hand and wants an inexpensive glove for a first season in intermediate gear, or a backup.
- What's good
- It is game-ready out of the box, with a 600 break that closes in the middle of the hand and a segmented foam backhand and cuff that bend with the wrist.
- The catch
- Only the full-right hand is left, so a goalie who catches left can't use it. It is a 2021 model from CCM's older Extreme Flex line, a level below its pro gloves.
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Warrior R/G7 Pro Goalie Blocker - Intermediate
- Who it's for
- Intermediate goalies in competitive youth or high school hockey, whichever hand they catch with.
- What's good
- The G7 Pro is one step below Warrior's top G7 RTL. It has a 20-degree angled board that sends pucks toward the corner, and the Nash palm is removable and adjustable, so it can be replaced when it wears through. Regular and full-right hands are both listed.
- The catch
- An angled board changes where rebounds go, so goalies used to a flat board need a few practices to adjust. White is the only color on sale.
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CCM EFlex 6 Pro Goalie Glove - Senior
- Who it's for
- Left-hand catchers at the senior level who like the feel of CCM's 580-style closure.
- What's good
- The EFlex 6 581 is built on the closure and feel of CCM's 580, a glove goalies still ask for by name. CCM says it cuts weight by 15%, with updated strapping and more range of motion at the wrist.
- The catch
- It comes in the regular hand only, in white, with four left. It is a 2023 glove, and CCM's current line is the EFlex 7.
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CCM YTFlex 3 Goalie Blocker - Youth
- Who it's for
- Young goalies in their first seasons, whether they are trying the position or moving to goalie full time.
- What's good
- CCM built the YTFlex 3 for kids learning the position, with features meant to help them learn to butterfly, push and slide. At this discount it is a cheap way to find out whether a young player sticks with the position.
- The catch
- Only the full-right hand is left, which suits a child who catches with the right hand. Kids outgrow youth blockers quickly, and this is a 2022 model.
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Masks
Bauer Profile 940 Non-Certified Cat Eye Goalie Mask - Senior
- Who it's for
- Adult rec goalies whose league allows a non-certified cat-eye cage and who want a wider view than a certified cage gives.
- What's good
- The 940 has Bauer's Fiber Comp shell, an Airflow liner, and a stretch spandex chin cup with a vision wire. Small and medium are listed.
- The catch
- It is not certified. Youth hockey in USA Hockey and Hockey Canada requires a certified mask, and many adult leagues do too, so check your league's rules before buying. It is also a 2021 shell.
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Chest protectors
Brian's B-Star 2 Goalie Chest Protector - Intermediate
- Who it's for
- Intermediate goalies at the big end of the size range who want a chest protector they can adjust in several places.
- What's good
- The B-Star 2 has squared shoulders for coverage and a tapered body. Velcro adjusts the arms, floaters and shoulders, the Hex-Air collar adjusts too, and Brian's Smart Strap system holds it in place.
- The catch
- LG/XL is the one size left. The discount is smaller than most on this page, and it is a 2021 design.
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Skates
Bauer Konekt HF2 Goalie Skates - Senior
- Who it's for
- Goalies with big feet (size 12 or 13, regular width) who want Bauer's hinged Konekt design one price level down.
- What's good
- The HF2 has the same hinge as the original Konekt, allowing up to 22 degrees of extra ankle flex while the shell stays locked to the foot. Its Anaform shell is heat-moldable.
- The catch
- Only sizes 12 and 13 are left. Pure Goalie says Konekt skates must be heat molded by an authorized Bauer retailer, and the HF2 molds the same way. A hinged boot also takes some getting used to after a rigid one.
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Sticks
CCM Axis XF Pro Goalie Stick
- Who it's for
- Adult goalies who want CCM's top goal stick and already use a P4 curve with a 27-inch paddle.
- What's good
- The Axis XF Pro was CCM's top goal stick for 2024. It has a one-piece paddle and blade, a V-shaped shorter shaft, a full Sigmatex blade and a listed weight of 600 grams. Both hands are listed, with plenty in stock.
- The catch
- You get the P4 curve and 27-inch paddle or nothing. Light composite goal sticks crack sooner than heavier foam-core sticks.
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Bauer Vapor X5 Pro Composite Goalie Stick - Senior
- Who it's for
- A left-hand catcher who uses a P31-style curve and wants one stick for both practice and games.
- What's good
- The X5 Pro is Bauer's second-level Vapor stick, and it was the first stick at that level with PentaGrip, the raised grip from the top model. It uses the Vapor short-shaft shape.
- The catch
- It comes in the regular hand only, with a P31 Round curve and a 27-inch paddle. It is a 2023 stick, and expect a little more weight than Bauer's pro model.
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Accessories
CCM BNQ Shirt Style Neck Guard
- Who it's for
- Bigger senior goalies (LG/XL) who want throat protection that stays in place under the chest protector.
- What's good
- It is a mesh shirt of ballistic nylon with a BNQ- and CE-certified collar and extra protection over the sternum and clavicle. Because it is a shirt, the collar can't ride up or twist the way a strap-on collar can.
- The catch
- A shirt runs warmer than a bare collar, and this is a 2020 design.
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