what size should i get for hockey net?
1656802
I am not sure. The soccer goal that we used it for we made out of pvc pipes. You might have to just get out some measuring tape and measure it. That's what we did to make sure it fit. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1101563
I should have asked that question myself. They are the 2.5 inch pucks. They do last quite a bit, so the smaller size may be a good think if interested in variety.
668651
Sizing: Measured around elbow. Decide as follows: Small = 7" - 10", Medium = 10" - 12", Large = 12" - 13", XL = 13" - 15". They're great - at least for me - not only during sports but also to keep sore or "tired" elbows/surrounding muscles warm during very cold days.
1015708
I wear 10 1/2 shoe and purchased a large. I think a better support is the McDavid ankle support with strap , it allows for adjustment.
2009427
It is about 2 to 2.5 inches, so it would definitely fit a hockey puck in with the jersey with no problem and still close.
1624473
I'm not sure. If the goal will accomodate a standard size basketball, I would say a standard size net. Have you contacted Fisher Price about a replacement net? Good luck!
1959375
You have to measure around your knee. Then go to mcdavid website. They have the measurement to size chart. That way you will know what size you need. I was 17 inches around my knee and that was large.
758888
Hi Carla, I bought the medium for my seven yr old son . These skates can be adjusted to four sizes depending on comfort levels . You can go ahead with medium ( better to have it loose than too tight )
2225971
By US Youth Soccer standards 6'x18' is recommended up to U12 soccer players. 8'x24' is recommended up to U19 soccer play.With limited funds, I would buy the bigger goal. Refer to the following website for US Youth Soccer recommendations.http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/coaches/goalsizes/Hope this helps.
831973
Having nothing else to base my decision I used my glove size. L. Although I think the xl would have worked well too. Imo I think it is better to go bigger than smaller. I would think it depends on the type of riding you do.
2055395
I purchased this a few years ago so i dont remember the size of the net. But what i would say is you should really spend a couple of more dollars and get something more sturdier. This net didnt last the first day. Very flimsy and pour quality
147395
According to the McDavid website: measure around the knee. Small: 12-14" Medium: 14-15" Large:15-17" XL: 17-20"
865480
Go with the universal size as the cords will secure it and a bit more coverage in the winter is not a bad thing. Let the longer edges go over the sides in the middle as I and others have done. The smaller size was more difficult to make the cords reach for me so I went with the UNIVERSAL and it is just that.
2046034
Space between the net strands are 1-5/8" and do not deform much so that spacing should hold tight.For comparison, a lacrosse ball is around 2.5" in diameter which is just smaller than a baseball so I think a lacrosse ball would be fine.
1636931
We only used real pucks on this net.For the younger kids it was fine however real pucks shot by anyone 15 and older will dent the post and eventually break through the net. Get a better net if your player has above average ice hockey shooting skills
2275253
Go to the McDavid website and check out the size chart correlated with the brace you want to get
985414
Most all skates are a half size larger than shoes, infact at rinks most times you cannont get half sizes. For growing kids though as a rule of thumb I always get a half size larger, you can stuff the front of the shoe for a bit if you need to and get to use them a little longer. I would go ahead and get a size 2.