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Bauer Supreme Total One Leg Pad
The Bauer Supreme TotalONE leg pad gives the goalie the ability the personally adjust the custom flex of the goal pad to adapt to any style of play. The leg pads utilitze a unique MyFLEX system - molded flex inserts that fit into pre-formed channels inside the foam body of the pads. The flex inserts come in two different stiffnesses - medium (yellow) and hard (black). By inserting the desired flex insert into the channels both above and below the knee (or by not inserting the flex inserts at all), the goalie can achieve up to 9 different flex configurations for a personalized fit.Also new to the Supreme TotalONE pad is the re-designed knee lock, which is based off of the popular Adjustable Knee Lock (AKL) design of the popular Supreme One100 Leg pad. Like the One100 knee lock, the knee lock on the TotalONE can be moved approximately one (1) inch in any given direction for a customized fit. A new molded EVA Comfort Knee - a larger, sqaured off gel-like pad designed for a soft feel and maximum impact resistance - has been added to the inside of the knee, adjacent to the knee riser. The knee lock is wider than the previous One100 model to accomodate goalies who wear knee protection underneath their pants.The leg channel is wide and has a medium depth to it. The inside calf padding features a 1 thick low density foam pillow, which can be removed if desired. The boot strap can be placed in two different locations on the inner boot scoop, and the calf straps are easily replaceable as well. The thigh straps and buckles are made of nylon webbing, and these can be moved to different strap locations both at and above the knee. * Made In Canada * Pro butterfly style and construction * MYFLEX technology * EVA comfort foam Adjustable Knee Lock (AKL) * Adjustable thigh, knee and boot straps * Pro style metal quick release thigh and knee buckles * Triangular outer roll * Integrated under-pant pro thigh protector * Comes with Two (2) Hard and Two (2) Medium flex inserts
Questions & Answers for Bauer Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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When might the One90's be coming out? Also, any idea on how they'll compare to TotalOne Pro (cost/ durability) ?
asked 1 year, 2 months ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
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The One90's are scheduled to come out around April 1. They'll be priced around the $800 range. Most of the differences in cost will be due to the materials used (microfiber material instead of Jenpro for the pad face, for example) and labor savings as these pads are made overseas. They will be great pads for growing, advanced goalies who play often, or Senior level goalies who play 1-2 times per week.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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MBruins
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How will there fair in comparison to the One80's, interms of durability (Build, materials...)?
My One80's still work fine but the top straps on both pads fall out extremely easily and when I'm in my stance, the material at the corners of the boots rub on the ice and have now worn out to the point that i can see beneath the pad face. Its doesn't affect me but it makes me worry about their durability.
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
asked 1 year, 2 months ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
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The TotalONE's are a pro quality pad built with high end materials, and they should hold up much better than your One80's have.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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MBruins
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Sizing question - Coming from Vaughn v4 7600's
I'm currently in a 34+1 Vaughn V4 7600. I wanted to get a 34+2 as long as the sizing was equivilant to the Vaughn v4's. Am I on target, or do these pads run differently than the Vaughn's as far as size goes? Ty
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 30-39
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
- Manhasset, NY
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Check out the product video on the link to the page.
http://www.totalhockey.com/Product.aspx?itm_id=9188&div_id=41
http://www.totalhockey.com/Product.aspx?itm_id=9188&div_id=41
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answered 1 year, 1 month ago
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Nathan
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Sizing question regarding the adjustable knee lock
I've read online that theBauer TotalOne 35+1 pads can be worn like 34+2 or 33+3 pads due to the adjustable knee. Is this true? I have a hard time believing that...because moving the adjustable knee doesn't reshape the S in the pad. Any information would be helpful. Thanks.
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 30-39
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
- Manhasset NY
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The Knee lock as well as the break can be adjusted and the pad can be worn just like a 34+2 or a 33+3.
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answered 1 year, 1 month ago
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Nathan
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Do you have the One90's in one of your store in Minnesota ?
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
Frequency: More than 5 times per week
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
- Sweden
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Delivery of 2012 Bauer goalie gear, including the One90 pad, is scheduled for mid-late April in all of our markets.
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
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MBruins
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Do you know exact wich date you will get the One90's to your stores ?
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
Frequency: More than 5 times per week
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
- Sweden
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No exact date was given, but we expect the One90's to be in stores between the middle and the end of April. We'll be sure to post notices on Facebook and on our home page once they are available.
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
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MBruins
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What will be different between the one 90 and total one besides being made overseas? Are all of the adjustible staps there?
I play more then 5 times a week and im wondering if i should get the one 90s because they are cheaper. Im 15 and have not yet hit my growth spurt. Im also a hybrid and wondering if i should wear these.
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
Frequency: More than 5 times per week
asked 1 year ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
- GA
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If you're playing at an advanced level, more than 5 times per week, and you'll be growing soon then chances are that you'll only be in the One90 for a year or so. They'll hold up fine during that time. The do have the adjustable straps, the Adjustable Knee Lock, the MyFlex system, etc - may of the same features as the Total One. The ability to dial the flex in to your needs should also make this pad great for a hybrid goalie.
answered 1 year ago
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MBruins
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is it worth the money to go for the total ones over the one90s?
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
asked 8 months ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
- minnesota
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It really depends on the level your playing and how often. If you are going to out grow the pad within the next year, then it might be better to go with the lower price point One90's. I see you are from Minnesota, feel free to email me with questions or I can meet you at any MN Total Hockey to help fit. JMartin@TotalHockey.com
answered 8 months ago
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Anonymous
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If i wear a 35+2 single break reebok, what size bauer total ones would i need to order?
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
Frequency: More than 5 times per week
asked 4 months, 4 weeks ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
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That really depends on what Reeboks you have. If you've got an older set (P3, P2, or P1) then you might want to go with a 36 in a Bauer. The boot scoop on the older Reeboks was taller, so those typically equated to pads of other models that were 1" taller.
If you're coming from a 35+2 P4, or the Larceny series, then you're safe with a 35+2 Bauer.
If you're coming from a 35+2 P4, or the Larceny series, then you're safe with a 35+2 Bauer.
answered 4 months, 4 weeks ago
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MBruins
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One100s vs TotalOne
Besides the MyFlex and the different Knee cradle in the TotalOne is their a difference between the two?
Just wondering is it worth spending the extra $600 on the TotalOnes or go with the One100s for less money
Just wondering is it worth spending the extra $600 on the TotalOnes or go with the One100s for less money
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 19-29
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
asked 1 month, 2 weeks ago on Supreme Total One Leg Pad
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Anonymous
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In a nutshell, you're getting better materials on the TotalOne than you'll be getting with the One90's. If you're playing more than 2x per week at an advanced level, and if you plan on continuing to play this much over the next few years, you'll probably want to spend the extra money on the TotalOne's.
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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MBruins