Mylec Goalie Pads

They work great considering the price and other options out there for street hockey goalie pads below $100.Pros:Hard plastic allows for easy sliding on asphalt surfaceLightweightCons:Straps can be tricky and painful unless wearing pants under padsTend to break at above the knee after 6-12 gamesIn two sets of these pads I have used they both have broke at the point just below the top section into the knee area. This causes the top part to flap and expose the foam padding underneath.This is where duct tape comes to use! It seems that after moderate use and pressure from going down flat to the ground, the plastic is stressed too much and breaks at this point. I hope to add an image of this so you can see in detail. If you look at the pad straight on, this is the bottom part of that top, rectangular section which has broke off and flaps from the middle area. You can play with it flapping, but it can adn will catch your arm and stick as you get in positioning through play. Duct tape, duct tape, duct tape! You can make it work and it is still worth the price. However, if a better hard plastic pad (for sliding) option comes along around the same or slightly more cost, I will consider it.The plastic straps do require one to pull them very tight so they fit snug and don't slide off when dropping to the ground and/or butterfly position and more importantly, the metal buckles can dig into your skin. This is why I do not advise use against raw skin. I have done this on occasion, it will leave marks and be a bit of a pain, but I tough it out. I would suggest wearing some sort of pants and you will be fine.Again, all being said, these are the best considering the price. There are other pads that are more pricy, a little heavier, and not as slide friendly as these for asphalt surfaces.I hope this helps anyone considering these pads.

I remember using these when I was younger playing street hockey almost every day. I bought these and they seem like the same quality that we put through hell every week. Now I'm getting my son into street hockey and hope his friends will have as much fun as we did.

Just like all the years ago when I used them as a kid. Still the same.

I bought these pads about 2 years ago, and theyre still in great shape. I use them every week, they do have some holes in them now from sliding on the pavement but the pads still work just as well. I also still have a smaller pair from about 12 years ago that are still in great shape but are too small for me now. Overall I would recommend these pads, a lot of people I know have them as well.

(27”) As a College student 5’6 these pads worked great. The league of floor hockey that I play in used pads a bit too long for me.Great for floor hockey, wouldn’t recommend as strongly on roller blades as the lack of a sliding surface makes it hard to move from post to post

The pads work well for my 7 year old. He has used them many times on the blacktop and still are holding up well. The pads were a bit stiff to start with but after a couple of times of use they have become more flexible and easier to use. Very good choice for street hockey.

The same cool street hockey pads I used as a kid. Exactly what I wanted/expected. I added a photo so you can reference size. It's part of a Halloween costume for a U13 lacrosse team party we held. I'm 6'2" and bought the 27" pads. I erred on the side of smaller, so the kids could possibly wear them, too, but they actually fit quite well.

Can't go wrong with these. Best kids street hockey pads period.

not good.

They broke in less than 1 month. Plastic split where knee bends

They are fantasticThe same as when I was a kid!