Where are Vaughn pads made?

Where are Vaughn pads made?

Oxford, Michigan
Vaughn has set the industry standard for goalie pads for decades now. Mike Vaughn has continued to stay ahead of the curve with new trends, and truly innovative technology. All pro pads are domestically made in Oxford, Michigan, which allows Vaughn to make THE most quality product in the goalie equipment industry.

Who owns Vaughn goalie equipment?

Mike Vaughn
Goalie equipment pioneer Mike Vaughn had no illusions of grandeur when he was growing up in Michigan in the 1970s and ’80s. He was a sturdy-if-unspectacular goaltender who understood that the professional game wasn’t in his future. At least not as a player.

When did Vaughn v5 come out?

New for 2012, the 7800 Velocity 5 Leg Pad replaces the 7600 Velocity 4 model from 2010. In the 7800, Vaughn has improved upon a tried and true design that has been the benchmark of hybrid style pad design for over a decade.

Does Bauer own Vaughn?

Bauer Hockey bringing superstore to Vaughan in summer 2017.

Where are CCM goalie pads made?

A legal battle is pitting a legendary Quebec-based maker of hockey goalie equipment against CCM, the world’s largest hockey equipment manufacturer. Équipements de gardien de but Michel Lefebvre (EGB) is a family-run company based in Terrebonne, Que., that’s been making elite goalie equipment since the 1970s.

Who invented goalie pads?

Emil “Pops” Kenesky
Emil “Pops” Kenesky invented a new and better goalie pad in 1924 that quickly became the pads that National Hockey League (NHL) hockey players sought. Kenesky immigrated to Hamilton in the early 20th century from Eastern Europe.

Where is Vaughn hockey equipment made?

Based out of Oxford, Michigan and London, Ontario, Vaughn became one of the first major hockey production companies to use multiple foam layers in equipment.

Who owns Brian’s goalie equipment?

2012 saw the passing of the torch from Joe Frei Sr. to his son Joe Jr. who is now the owner and proprietor. Joe Jr. took “Brian’s Custom Pro Shop” and joined the “Source For Sports” family of retailers in 2018.

What were old goalie pads made of?

In the past, pads were often made out of leather and stuffed with horse hair. Professional pads were stuffed with deer hair, which is hollow, giving more protection.

When did goalies start wearing pads?

In 1917, goalies in the newly organized NHL were first allowed to drop to the ice to block shots, but their chest and shoulder protection was minimal, usually felt-filled canvas pads. (Ones with metal were not allowed.)

Do they still make Graf skates?

OUR BRAND. We manufacture our hand-crafted skates in Kreuzlingen Switzerland, overlooking the beautiful Lake Constance. Founded in 1921, we have equipped numerous A-Level teams and have acquired a respectable reputation over the years, thanks to our high quality skates and unmatched expertise.

What happened to Heaton goalie pads?

Heaton was known for it’s goaltending equipment, which was used for years by Martin Brodeur as well as many other NHL goaltenders. In 1999, SLM was renamed The Hockey Company. In June 2004, The Hockey Company was bought by Reebok.

Did CCM buy Reebok Hockey?

REEBOK HOCKEY Reebok actually acquired CCM and other brands back in 2004 and was bought by Adidas in 2005. Sidney Crosby popularized an array of their products but the brand was phased out in 2015. Notice how all of today’s CCM gear looks similar to Reebok equipment?!

Do any NHL goalies wear warrior pads?

The short answer is, Warrior doesn’t pay the National Hockey League. 2013 was the last time an NHL goalie wore branded Warrior goalie equipment in a game. Since that time, plenty of pros have tested the equipment during their summertime training, but none have worn it in an actual game.

Did Easton Hockey go out of business?

EASTON HOCKEY Easton was such a big part of so many kid’s and pro’s game! Bauer’s parent company Performance Sports Group acquired Easton Hockey in 2016 and they no longer make equipment under the name.