LMAO “Here, wear this. We figured out how to keep it from fogging up while you asphyxiate.”They should have shields like those of a motor bike, if they can find a way to prevent them from fogging up. Would look better than a cage, provide more visibility.
In hockey, the players are the product. If you showcase them on the ice and market them in the media, you can't suddenly pretend they don't exist the moment they get hurt. Injury information isn't gossip; it's directly connected to the game. The team wants us to watch players play, therefore we also want to know the reason if they're not playing. I see no invasion of privacy -- Juulsen's hockey health is as relevant as his Corsi numbers.
I did it, think it's okay to go with this prototypeHey, that's just a prototype. Wait til you see it with air vents.
That is one ugly Helmet for sleddingThey should have shields like those of a motor bike, if they can find a way to prevent them from fogging up. Would look better than a cage, provide more visibility.
That is one ugly Helmet for sledding
I’ve done lots of snowmobiling, we normally have a piece to breathe through so it don’t fog up, but this would t work in hockey.
But some helmets have an electric heater for the visor that keeps the visor clear, so probably a built in rechargeable battery would do the trick.
But really guys, this will never happen, at least not in our lifetime lol
Maybe rubberize the top of hockey sticks, like a thin layer atop the blade and 12inches up from the curve so the damage to the face is not as gory, a little cushion for the.....chin and chicklets
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Maybe rubberize the top of hockey sticks, like a thin layer atop the blade and 12inches up from the curve so the damage to the face is not as gory, a little cushion for the.....chin and chickles
You can also implement a fine system that every high stick penalty is reviewed by a committee and if it’s deemed careless (as in your stick was not knocked up by another stick that caused your stick to strike someone above the neckline) you should be fined.....let’s say 5,000$. The second time is 10,000$, third time 20,000$, fourth is 40,000$, fifth time is 50,000$ plus a game.
Maybe rubberize the top of hockey sticks, like a thin layer atop the blade and 12inches up from the curve so the damage to the face is not as gory, a little cushion for the.....chin and chicklets
Yeah and go with those rubber pucks we used to use in street hockey when the snow plows gave us a decent surface.
Yup couldn't afford to grind down wooden sticks back then it must be worse now...
I hated those....my dad was too cheap to purchase a new hockey stick so he’d grab broken hockey sticks from arenas you’d always find in the garbage and screw in them plastic blades......of course I was the only kid on my block with that cheap ass setup
Standard issue at my house with six boys all playing hockey.I hated those....my dad was too cheap to purchase a new hockey stick so he’d grab broken hockey sticks from arenas you’d always find in the garbage and screw in them plastic blades......of course I was the only kid on my block with that cheap ass setup
We had enough dead wood we never had to look far for shafts...
I remember those days! I also remember when plastic insert blades came out. We would sweep the tennis courts down before playing so our modified mylec pucks would work better and not worrying about skating backwards on rollerblades.
I hated those....my dad was too cheap to purchase a new hockey stick so he’d grab broken hockey sticks from arenas you’d always find in the garbage and screw in them plastic blades......of course I was the only kid on my block with that cheap ass setup
One of my all time favorite memories was the stick pile. We would all throw our sticks into one pile and have someone “new” throw them left and right to make teams. Even the goalie sticks.
