Their Max Coverage ASD construction is supported by moulded protection in key impact zones. An internal belt keeps the pants securely positioned, while the length extension helps accommodate a growing junior player.
Key Features
Anatomical protective construction
Max Coverage ASD follows the shape of the body and provides extensive coverage without unnecessarily restricting skating movement.
Secure, adjustable fit
The internal belt allows the waist to be tightened comfortably and helps keep the pants in place throughout the game.
Hip, thigh and kidney protection
Moulded PE caps and foam padding protect exposed areas during contact, falls and blocked shots.
Length extension for growing players
A concealed zipper provides an additional one-inch length extension, allowing the pants to accommodate changes in the junior player’s height.
Durable outer shell
The premium 400D nylon shell features high-abrasion-resistant side panels. Inner-leg zippers make the pants easier to put on and adjust over shin guards.
Technology and Construction
Max Coverage ASD
Anatomical Shield Design is engineered to provide extensive body coverage. Its anatomical shape helps the pants sit naturally while preserving the mobility needed for skating.
JDP Hip Protection
Moulded JDP hip caps help disperse impact energy away from the sensitive hip joint. This contributes to dependable protection during regular game contact.
Moulded PE Protection
The kidney, thigh and other exposed areas are protected by moulded polyethylene caps combined with foam padding. Floating thigh guards adapt more naturally to leg movement.
Who Are These Pants For?
The CCM Tacks JR is designed for junior players looking for durable hockey pants with an anatomical fit, dependable coverage and an adjustable leg length. They are suitable for regular practices and games.
How to Choose Hockey Pants
Consider the player’s waist measurement and height, the overlap with shoulder and shin protection, and the required freedom of movement. Hockey pants should cover the hips, thighs and lower back without interfering with the skating stride.
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