One of the most common questions I get asked when people are looking at and ordering custom True hockey goalie pads is specifically the different boot break angles. True has 2 different break options, the Regular 110° and Open 120° boot angles.
While I haven’t been able to wear the new set of L95 pads seen in this video and photos, you can compare how the 120° Open boot angle on the L95 pads (pink, white, and teal colour pads) sits compared to the 110° Regular boot angle on the PX4 pads (Coyotes colours).
I will have to wear the pads on ice side by side to compare how the different boot angles play. Once I am able to do so, I’ll make videos comparing them and update this post!
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Hi Matt,
Love your reviews. Interested in hearing your thoughts on True open vs regular boot angle (i.e., pros and cons of each) now that you have worn both – and curious if it affects sizing?
The 2 boot shapes doesn’t affect sizing and following True’s sizing chart is the way to go for that as it is spot on. I will talk more about the boot shapes when I do the comparison review between the L95 and PX4 pads here.