Відео

Гордость, кто придумал маску Третьяку,которая стала этолоном безопасности вратаря

History of goalie pads, and odd goalie pads

Can you do the history of goalie pads?

@20:14 SIEG ZEON

Edgar whoscock?

Amazing video <3

I was sitting a long ways away from the monitor and first read the title as "Game Highlights using OneDrive Blades" and was wondering what a cloud service had to do with hockey XD

JOFA <3

Is this video a documentary or an ad?

I like the Friday the 13th Hockey Mask better than the dumb bird cage? Mike Palmateer , Ken Dryden, Eddie Giacomon and Gerry Cheevers ?

This was very informative and interesting. Thx for doing the research and sharing.

69 sucks!!!!!

Do not even have to watch this to know whoever did this has never seen a live game.

Have you ever seen a game before thinking of this.

I like that the older equipment made it so that butterfly style isn't overpowered like it is now.

Omg there were women's hockey back then??

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Man.... those step steel blades would have been a total game changer. I was a little week going right to left. I had a strong glove but still.

Bro not bad at all!! Thank you for the shot out 😀❤️

remember the clear plexiglass one. May save your face but not your chin and fogged up bad.

One who violently resisted the transition from fiberglass masks to helmet and cage or modern masks was Jason Voorhees, who continues to play in the same mask he's worn since 1980

I'm old school, I think hockey players are pansies for wearing helmets and face masks. Hockey is a man's sport! 🙃

I still have my Cooper SK100 helmet

I'm for Utah Express - in honor of the state's connection to the Pony Express. Cheers!

My Bauer helmet is painful sometimes and IDK why

4:06 went from 😂 to 😐 real fast

I don’t know what they were thinking back then

Billy Smith revolutionized the mask

Bravo, Monsieur! You didn't miss a beat! 😊

Always respect the older generations. They were built different

This is a great vid. I'm rather surprised - and pleased at the same time - that the venerable Cooper SK100's are still available for GAA hurling players. Mind you, if I'd be mad enough to play a game of hurling, I'd rely on my Bauer 5000. I still use it, as a cycling helmet. That Jofa VM lid that The Great One wore, to my mind, is good enough for one purpose only - as a colander. I wonder if that gigantic helmet is still on the roof of their old factory.

Any goalies remember the Curtis Curve stick from the early 80’s?

I actually remember watching the first game where a goalie style mask was used in the MLB. It was Blue Jay's catcher Charlie O'Brian who got it approved after watching a Maple Leafs game and said in an interview he got the idea from realizing if a hockey goalie's mask is good enough to protect a goalie from pucks fired at 100 MPH, then it's good enough to protect a catcher from fastballs and foul tips coming in at 100 MPH. I noticed the following season some more catchers started using the hockey design in place of the traditional catcher's mask+batter's helmet backwards setup. Within a decade, I saw very few old school catcher's masks and even most/all of the umps now wear goalie masks for their head and face protection.

I looked into the Virginia Tech safety ratings and was shocked that the $400 CCM Tacks X helmet is the worst performing helmet on the market in terms of safety. There's a large percentage of the NHL that uses that one. Just goes to show that the pros will continue to prefer comfort over safety.

Dont forget, Fu##ing ads on helments. Out BH.

I don’t understand why hockey helmets don’t have a facemask visor combo like football helmets, no dumb looking bowl, no bars in your eyes, and nobody thinks football helmets look lame

I suspect that the Cooper people could have cared less about selling helmets to the 120 NHL players of the early 1960's- there were a quarter million or so of us minor hockey players who were all required to wear them. I had one of those SK 10s in 1969, as did everyone else. They must have done gangbusters business. Also: has anyone else been shocked by the prices on helmets lately? Three hundred bucks for a helmet and cage now? Holy smokes.

10+ years ago everyone had a Bauer 4500 because they looked awesome. 2nd place were those Reebok helmets that looked alright. Absolutely no one wanted to be caught dead wearing a Cascade.

Nice we got the history of hockey helmets, now we just need the history of hockey jocks and we'll have covered the two most important pieces of protection

@5:59 or in Gordie Howe's case, an exemption for players who were old enough to be a grandfather ... ;) I still see guys rocking Jofa helmets. The refs never enforce the helmet rules -- A) it's not allowed period and B) it's obviously expired (some plastic has a shelf life until it's more likely to be brittle and crack/shatter).

I would have zero qualms about players wearing bubbles like Bedard, how would you like to get hit in the face with a puck/stick?

The Cooper SK300, worn by Bubbles who called it The Cooper Crash. ua-cam.com/video/hrB_XCpWtO8/v-deo.html The CCM HT1 (this is the first time I've ever heard the model number) is the perfect blend of style and substance. It is like looking at a 747 with that hump or an SD40-2 locomotive with the tree axles and that gigantic porch at the end of the long hood. Aesthetic perfection and more than adequate protection. Back when I played hockey into my mid teens, I had a green one because the PA Raiders were my favorite SJHL team and they had many good bench clearing brawls with my hometown Humboldt Broncos (who might have also worn green, I didn't notice.......). Back in those days the helmets also had a little foam pad with a white CCM sticker over the 2 screws on the side. Without question the most beautiful helmet design ever. ua-cam.com/video/O8VutLh0N0Q/v-deo.html As with everything in modern life, designers have improved design into a failure. Modern CCM helmets are a joke, the designers probably have rainbow tape on their sticks and rainbow flags in their home; these modern designers stand on the shoulders of whomever designed the HT1 and they think they are flying. As for head protection from concussions, if the new modern rainbow designed helmets cannot provide 100% protection (and if 100% protection isn't the objective or the outcome, what is the point....?), then perhaps the answer isn't newer more ugly helmets, perhaps the answer is don't run your opponent into the boards at top speed, perhaps keep the stick down in the corner (like in the old days when guys didn't wear helmets to you didn't run at them). Perhaps the answer is smaller shoulder pads (like Shanahan displayed, look it up), smaller elbow pads. Kariya could have had a football helmet on when the neanderthal Stevens shoulder padded him in the head long after Kariya had passed the puck. The real answer is to bring back fighting with a vengeance, to pound into powder chippy players (and Bettman) who are protected now by armor and rules to make the game safer. If the game is safer, why the need for ever more hardened equipment?

As a kid in the sixties and seventies, my first team was the Ft. Worth Wings. Our goalies didn’t have a mask most times.

I what to be a goalie but my dad said no because you are to good of a player 😢

Loved the info.......can you do one for Old School Full Fiberglass Goalie Masks? You missed one style of Helmet and Cage.....which RULED American Collegiate Hockey , just before The Miracle on Ice....Pro Tec Helmets and Cages are largely forgotten but were the best from '77 to '84

The Cooper SK2000 helmets were dope. After seeing the Windsor Spitfires using tri-colored Sk2000s in the 90s (front section, back section, side tabs), I remember swapping parts with other kids I knew who had the same helmet to mimic the look.

Ahh the SK-600, my first and only hockey helmet! (I never pursued hockey after my childhood)

Who's the Flames (?) player in the top left at 9:40? I can figure out all the others (Secord, Duguay, Snepsts and Lafleur, then Doug Wilson, Brad Marsh, Carlyle, Langway and, of course, MacTavish), but I'm not sure who that one player is. Sweater must be a Flames one (no one else had that tri-colour neckline with red), but the middle yellow/orange seems almost too white, so I'm not confident on that, and no players on the 92-93 Flames failed to wear a helmet in the regular season (the patch means it must be from that season). Perhaps it's from a preseason game?

The Cooper SK2000 and CCM HD2 were the helmets of choice when I played.... sans ear protection. I couldn't imagine wearing that Lemieux/Selanne bucket.

I remember one person saying the JOFA helmet was only good for keeping all the parts of your skull together while they took you to the hospital.