To get the best value from your goalie equipment purchase, consider these key factors:

Skill level: Choose gear designed for your current level to maximize performance.

Age and size: Make sure the equipment fits properly for both comfort and safety.

Longevity: Invest in quality gear that can support you through multiple seasons of play.

Budget: With high prices, balancing cost and quality is crucial to getting the most out of your investment.

To be an goalie in hockey demands quite much gear that is essential to keep you protected an to thrive as an goalie. 

We have made an checklist for you below to make it easier for you to know what you need to be an goalie. 

• Goalie mask/helmet
• Chest protector
• Leg pads
• Goalie gloves (catching glove and blocker)
• Goalie skates
• Pants (goalie-specific)
• Goalie stick
• Neck guard
• Jock or Jill protector (goalie-specific)

This is the basics that you need and to add to that you need but also you need the basics such as undergartments and a few accessories. 

At MonkeySports we have all the gear you need to be an goalie, either if you are just getting started or if you have been in the game for some time. 

This is an very common question when it comes to goalie gear. 

What does full right and regular mean?

This is the meaning of which hand you have the stick or blocker, to put it simple. If you hold the stick in the right hand you need to choose "Regular". When you hold the stick in the left hand you need to choose "Full Right"

• Regular: This means that you have the blocker on the right hand together with the stick. Also then you have the catcher in the left hand. Then you need "Regular" for blocker, catcher and stick. 
• Full right: This means that you have the blocker on the left hand together with the stick. Also then you have the catcher in the right hand. Then you need "Full Right" for blocker, catcher and stick.