Posted by admin | Posted in Skates - Youth | Posted on 09-04-2003
Tags: koho ice hockey, koho ice hockey gloves, koho ice hockey pants, koho ice hockey skates, koho ice hockey sticks
A look at what is currently available on eBay
 HOCKEY SKATE Italian Charm Shoe Ice Play KOHO Goal Net US $2.50 
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 Ice hockey Koho 2250 Jr PHLG Player pants US $39.99
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 KOHO Ice Hockey Pants, Youth Size 20" to 22" US $22.89
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 WOW NHL USED KOHO 3340 ICE ROLLER STREET HOCKEY GOALIE SHIN LEG KNEE GUARD PADS US $14.99
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 KOHO 470 SR ICE HOCKEY GOALIE BLOCKER US $20.00
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 Used Koho 580-L Ice Hockey Goalie Catcher US $99.99
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 24" KOHO Ice Hockey Goalie Pads US $50.95
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 Mens Koho Ice Hockey Skates Size 10 D Excellent US $35.00
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 KOHO Ice Hockey Padded Pants - Size: 30"-32", Made in Czech Republic US $26.99
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 KOHO Ultimate Ice Hockey Pants, Junior 24 – 26 Inches US $19.99
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 NEW KOHO 2220 ICE HOCKEY SKATES / SENIOR adult SIZE 6 US $64.95
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 Koho 68 Ice Hockey Pants Children size XL 24-26" NICE!!!! US $18.99
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 New Koho Hp1000 Junior Jr 28-30" Blue Ice Hockey Pants Padded Shorts Youth US $19.99
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what goalie gear should i get?
I am wondering what should i get for a beginner hockey goalie. I'm not going to be playing ice hockey just street. I was thing about this one
http://www.hockeymonkey.com/koho-goalie-street-kit-jr.html
tell me what you think.
thank you
the reason that i like this set is because cheaper so if you can find anything thanks for suggestions.
The set looks fine for a beginner street hockey goalie, good price for the quality (my floor hockey set cost around 400 dollars). But if I were you, instead of Koho (which is discontinued), I'd go with the reebok kit (which can be found on the goaliemonkey website for the same price) and in senior size, unless you're younger than 15-16 years old. The Junior sized mask might be a little small especially if you have a big head like me lol, but my brother who is older than me (and bald) can wear it without any problem. But I agree with Tex, you should look into a deck chest protector with proper arm protection if you play with a hard orange ball or a street puck otherwise it will be kinda painful (there are slap shots that gave me bruises). The pads seems pretty similar to the cheap ones I bought, they won't last much on concrete/asphalt use and street hockey balls and you will need to repair them with duct tape or something. Other things to consider are a jersey (looks better don't you think?), a goalie stick with a plastic blade preferably because wood will wear down quickly unless you can afford to replace it often, and knee protectors (it can be roller blade knee protectors) to reduce the pain of hitting your knees on the ground when dropping into butterfly. Tour and Franklin as Tex mentioned is for roller hockey which is a little more expensive, but a great pair of pads for street would be the Reebok 1k or premium iii (or something similar). For pads size, see http://www.goaliemonkey.com/sizinginfo.html#legpads . I'm around 5'6 and use 32 inches pads.