Hockey Elbow Pads
Lock them in. Shop our collection of no-slip elbow pads. Featuring 3-piece construction for mobility and reinforced forearm guards to protect against slashes.
Senior Pads
Adult & High School
Maximum Slash Protection
Maximum Slash Protection
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Junior & Youth
Ages 4-13
Secure No-Slip Fit
Secure No-Slip Fit
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BAUER S21 X Elbow Pad - Youth
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Bauer Vapor Hyperlite Senior Elbow Pads
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Buyer's Guide: Secure Fit
Loose elbow pads are dangerous. If they slide down, your elbow is exposed to the ice. If they slide up, your forearm is exposed to slashes.
1. Sizing by Height
Elbow pads are generally sized based on the player's height.
- Youth (S/M/L): Height 3'3" - 4'6"
- Junior (S/M/L): Height 4'4" - 5'4"
- Senior (S/M/L): Height 5'5" - 6'0"+
2. 2-Piece vs. 3-Piece Design
2-Piece: The bicep guard is attached directly to the forearm guard. Simpler, cheaper, but slightly less mobile.
3-Piece (AMP / ASD): The elbow cap floats independently between the bicep and forearm guards. This allows for full arm extension without the pad moving out of place. Highly recommended for travel players.
The "No-Gap" Rule: Put on your elbow pads and your gloves. There should be NO exposed skin between the cuff of the glove and the bottom of the elbow pad. If there is a gap, you are asking for a forearm bruise.
Common Questions
Soft Cap vs. Hard Cap?
Almost all modern elbow pads use a Hard Plastic Cap covered by foam. Soft caps are rare and not recommended for competitive play as they don't disperse impact energy as well on ice falls.
Why do the straps stretch out?
Sweat and constant pulling destroy elastic over time. If your straps are "bacon-y" and loose, you can try taping them, but it's usually safer to replace the pads to ensure they stay locked on the elbow cap.