Senior Player Equipment
Shop senior hockey pants from top brands. Built for adult players who demand protection and mobility on the ice.
Buying Guide
Sizing
Sized by waist circumference. Check the brand size chart on the product page for exact measurements.
Protection Level
Entry-level pants offer solid hip and tailbone protection. Higher-end pants add harder caps, multi-density foam and better mobility for competitive play.
Pants vs Girdle
Traditional pants combine protection and shell in one. Girdles offer a compression fit worn under a shell — better mobility and a closer fit to the body.
Coverage
Pants should overlap the top of your shin guards by a few centimetres with no gap. Ensure full hip, tailbone and kidney coverage for complete protection.
Hockey pants are sized by waist circumference. Measure around your waist and match to the brand size chart on the product page. Pants should sit at the waist and overlap the top of your shin guards by a few centimetres.
Traditional pants are a single unit combining protection and outer shell. A girdle is a compression-fit protective layer worn with a separate shell on top. Girdles offer a closer fit and better mobility — shells keep the look of traditional pants.
Pants should sit at your natural waist and cover the top of your shin guards with a small overlap. They should not restrict skating movement or ride up during play. Use the integrated belt or suspenders to secure the fit.
Hockey pants protect the hips, tailbone, thighs and kidneys. Higher-end pants use harder caps and multi-density foam for better impact absorption. Always ensure full coverage with no gaps between pants and shin guards.
Air out your pants after each use. Most pants can be wiped down with a damp cloth. Some models have removable padding that is machine washable — check the label on your specific product for care instructions.
