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This is a discussion on Weigh your leg pads within the Equipment Chat forums, part of the The Gear category; Another thread talked about Total Hockey weighing their gear. Never weighed my previous leg pads. So, I thought I would ...

  1. 01-19-2012, 07:46 PM #1
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    Another thread talked about Total Hockey weighing their gear. Never weighed my previous leg pads. So, I thought I would weigh my current ones. They are Vaughn 8606 in 32"+1". They weigh 11 lbs. for both or 5.5 lbs. each.
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  2. 01-19-2012, 08:33 PM #2
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    13 lbs for my completely dry late 90s 33" Heaton Helite IIIs. 6.5 lbs each for the arithmatically challenged. I'll have to weigh them after my next game to see how much water they pick up.
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    Last year I weighed all my gear (again, completely dry). Added about 42 lbs to my weight. Still, much better than the old deer hair stuffed pads, where it added 50+ to me.
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    according to my digital scale my pads weigh.... 'ERROR' lol
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    ill check in the morning but as far as I know Brian's has the 2 lightest pads on the market being the Sub Zero and the Pro Stock..the latter is what I have, but will throw them on the scale tomorrow!
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    Exactly 12 lbs 6 lbs a pad for 35+3 Warrior Messiah.
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    I'm going to take my pads to one of my customers who has an amazingly accurate scale. My bathroom scale is so so...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottish View Post
    according to my digital scale my pads weigh.... 'ERROR' lol
    Get off the scale, fatty!
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    My measurement was not super exact. I weighed myself on a digital bathroom scale. Then, I weighed myself holding my pads. Did some simple subtraction.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ItechWarrior View Post
    I'm going to take my pads to one of my customers who has an amazingly accurate scale. My bathroom scale is so so...
    34 + 1.5" Rituals weigh 5.44 lbs each. I'm curious to see what your 38 + 12's weigh.
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