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BrickWall net pegs are built with a stainless-steel core and a flexible rubber tube for maximum durability, freeze in stability and flex safety. With this product you’ll get the NHL feel to your net as well as player collision safety. Benefits: - Goalie development for training and in game - Confidence with post integration - Less delay in games from weak posts - Player collision safety with strategic impact flex - Freezing stainless core that won’t rust Directions: - Slip and drop method. - Adjust the center spike to be showing about 1/2in-3/4in of threads showing. Anything more than this and the net won’t hold as well. - Slip BrickWall net peg into the post and drop onto the ice. - Repeat for other side of net. - Allow 3-5minutes for the stainless base to freeze into the ice. For maximum adhesions you can add some water for extra freeze strength. - Last but not least…. become a BrickWall! At any level of hockey, a goalie should be confident that their net is going to stay in place while they move around their crease and integrate with their posts. Using our stainless core, adjustable center spike and outer stability ring this net peg slips into the post and drops onto the ice without compromising the ice structure and freezes in for a very solid hold. With hockey being a high-speed physical sport, colliding with the net happens often. For our goalies we want to maintain a solid net, but we also don’t want to sacrifice our players safety. That is why we created this product with a flexible rubber tube and a low flex point. In the instance a player collides with the net it will absorb, lift and flex softening the impact. For referees and ice arenas, time is money and ice isn’t cheap. With our BrickWall net pegs, the net won’t be sliding off every time Goalies or Players bump the posts causing significantly less delay in games. PATENT PENDING
DISCLAIMER! Ice hockey is a dangerous sport. Play at your own risk. We have done our best to help aid the safety of everyone on the ice however we are not liable for any injury that occurs while on the ice playing the sport or training.
