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How to choose the right hockey neck protection?
Neck protection is an important piece of equipment for hockey players, as it prevents possible cuts from skates and blows from the puck. There are several important aspects to consider when choosing a neck protector:
- Type of protection: There are several types of neck protection, including soft outer collars and hard protective collars. Choose the one that fits your level of play and your league or coach’s recommendations.
- Material: Look for materials that are comfortable, breathable and have antibacterial properties. Nylon and synthetic materials are often used because of their durability and ease of care.
- Coverage: Make sure the neck protector provides enough coverage to prevent cuts from skates. It should fit around the neck but not constrict movement.
- Size: The neck protector should fit perfectly. It should not be too tight or too loose. To get the right size, measure your neck circumference and compare it to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
- Fasteners and Adjustment: Make sure the guard is easy to put on and take off and that it can be adjusted to ensure a perfect fit.
- Certification: Check if the neck protector has the necessary certifications from the relevant sports organisations. This ensures that the product meets safety standards.
- Testimonials: Before purchasing, study the reviews of other players. This can give you an idea about the durability, comfort and overall quality of the product.
- Price: As with other equipment, cheap protection may not offer the protection or comfort you need. However, this does not mean that the most expensive models are always better. Find a good balance between quality and price.
Remember that safety is a priority. You should not skimp on important elements of equipment such as neck protection. Always follow the recommendations and requirements of your league or coach and regularly check the condition of your equipment.