The Bauer Prodigy 2.0 Youth Helmet Combo makes correct fitting easier for parents and everyday use more manageable for children. The shell length and facemask position can be adjusted, while simplified buckles make the helmet quicker to put on before practices and games.
Main Features
Dual-Density Foam Liner
Two layers of foam comfortably surround the head and help manage impact energy during play.
Tool-Free Adjustment
The Mono-Lock system allows the helmet length to be adjusted without a screwdriver, making it easier to match the fit to the young player’s head.
Complete Facial Coverage
The combo includes a Bauer Prodigy youth facemask. Moveable J-clips and adjustable cage brackets allow its position to be matched to the player’s face.
Simplified Fastening
Easy-to-release chin and cage straps help children and parents put the helmet on and take it off more easily.
Certified Design
The helmet and cage meet CSA, HECC, and CE certification requirements for ice hockey use.
Technology and Construction
Dual-Ridge Crown
Two raised ridges on the top of the shell create the helmet’s distinctive appearance and are engineered to help manage impact energy.
Mono-Lock Adjustment System
A simple control allows the length of the two-piece shell to be changed without tools. Correct adjustment helps reduce unwanted helmet movement and maintain a stable position.
Three Points of Adjustment
The helmet length, moveable J-clips, and cage brackets allow the helmet and facial protection to be fitted together. With the mouth closed, the chin should sit correctly in the chin cup.
No hockey helmet can prevent every head injury or concussion. Selecting the correct size, adjusting the helmet properly, and securely fastening every strap are essential.
Who Is This Product For?
The Bauer Prodigy 2.0 Youth Helmet Combo is designed for the youngest hockey players who need comfortable, complete, and easily adjustable head and facial protection. It is suitable for first practices, learn-to-play programmes, and regular youth games.
How to Choose a Hockey Helmet
Start with the player’s head circumference and shape. The helmet should remain securely positioned without painful pressure points, and its front edge should sit correctly above the eyebrows.
👉 Read the guide: How to Choose a Hockey Helmet