HOCKEY GLOVES EXPLAINED
A Quick History
Early hockey gloves were made of leather and sometimes packed with animal fur—not for warmth, but for protection, much like the foams used today. These early designs were heavy, stiff, and offered limited mobility. As the game became faster and more physical, gloves evolved into highly engineered gear with multi-density foams, plastic inserts, and ergonomic designs. Today’s gloves are lighter, more protective, and built for performance.
What Are Hockey Gloves Designed For?
Hockey gloves are designed to do three things. First and foremost, protection. They shield your hands, fingers, and wrists from sticks, pucks, and contact. Next is mobility. Hockey gloves allow full range of motion for stick handling and shooting. Lastly, the grip from the gloves improves control with textured palms and durable materials.
Warrior's Three Glove Platforms
Warrior offers three distinct glove families, each with a unique fit and feel:
Key Features to Look For
Multi-density foams for impact absorption.
Durable yet soft for stick feel.
Open or tapered cuffs for wrist mobility.
Moisture-wicking materials to keep hands dry.