Warrior Ritual G7 Pro Leg Pad Review

Our first impressions of the new Warrior Ritual G7 Pro leg pads. (Part 1 of 3)
Shout out to Warrior Hockey UK for sending us this set to test and review!

[@userfrench]

What’s the lightest leg pas you’ve used? Apart from Bauer

[@ukgoalienetwork]

@@userfrench True L20.2

[@sebastianlucio1905]

When do you think the full review is coming out?

[@ukgoalienetwork]

Usually around the 6-8 week mark, once we’ve had chance to get them on the ice for a decent amount of time

[@nadirahmed6098]

I am thinking of getting the G6 in black for ball hockey. I am not sure how durable it will be on gym floor and rink surface without ice? Also, would the black rub off?

[@ukgoalienetwork]

I would always go with pad covers for ball hockey / roller hockey. Jersey53 make really good custom graphic pad covers

[@damienherrmann1516]

what do you think about the size, i play with warrior gt2 and i play 38+1

[@ukgoalienetwork]

I’d stick with whatever size you’re using now. The boot is quite flexible

[@userfrench]

I would say that if your not 7foot definitely go lower lol

[@mattyz30zambam32]

Did they fix the boot angle from the g6?

[@ukgoalienetwork]

What needed fixing?

[@mattyz30zambam32]

@@ukgoalienetwork wish it was softer....felt like it was too steep and never broke in

[@ukgoalienetwork]

@@mattyz30zambam32 you have the two boot flex options on the customiser.

[@mattyz30zambam32]

@@ukgoalienetwork my fault, was referring to the stock model

[@ukgoalienetwork]

@@mattyz30zambam32 the G7 stock boot doesn’t feel particularly stiff. It’s springy, and sits quite tall, but has a lot of flex in it