Sherwood Code V Senior Shoulder Pads
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The CODE V shoulder pad offers 4 Customizable Impact Protection pieces (CIP) that move with your body and offers optimal range of movement. It can be adjusted to fit each player's unique playing style. The shoulder pad provides the player with maximum protection in clavicle, spine and chest areas regardless of their body type. The CODE V is extremely mobile and offers great breathability while the liner is infused with copper antimicrobial material (COP-r29) for an enhanced defence against odors and bacteria keeping your gear fresh game after game.
Molded high density foam shoulder cap
Soft padded collar/neck
Perforated aerofoam chest
Removable customizable impact protection (CIP) sternum protection
CIP - Removable abdomen pad
Floating HD foam spine protection
Removable CIP upper arm extension
Heavy-Duty chest adjustment pull tabs with Velcro fit zone
3" adjustable bicep guard with preformed PE shield
COP-R29 copper infused antimicrobial lining material
| Sports Equipment Type | Shoulder Pads |
|---|---|
| Left or Right Handed Indicator | Not Applicable |
| Advanced Features | Impact Resistant,Adjustable |
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Senior Shoulder Pads
Originally posted on Pro Hockey Life
Very poor quality
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