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Hello Team
I am very new and green to playing hockey and am very excited to get on the ice this year for the first time. I have been on your site the last couple of weeks watching the videos which i thought were very helpful. I practice the drills in my living room while staring at the tube.
Since i am new to hockey i was curious about how to care for my * NEW * gear that i would like to smell like new for a long as possible ( Impossible from what i read online).
Thanks for all the info and videos and will spread the word !
Michael
Well… there is great debate about how to keep the equipment smelling fresh, and the short version is… you can’t.
My best recommendation is to wash what you can, when you can. Some guys wash their gear (socks, jersey, jock, under armour) after every game. I usually do it every 2 or 3 games, but it gets a pretty bad stink by 3 games.
From what I have heard the #1 culprit of stink is sweat, and bacteria, so try not to leave your equipment damp and warm for too long or you will get bacteria, and maybe even mould.
One guy I play with says he puts his gear in front of a dehumidifier after every game and it works wonders. I have yet to try it, and I wouldn’t recommend doing it in a house, that would make the whole place smell
Good luck!