SEI CERTIFIED-MEETS NOCSAE STANDARDS The most accredited lacrosse chest protection available - SEI Certified-Meets NOCSAE Standards, FDA issued an IFU claim for HART® CC pads and the risk reduction of commotio cordis soon after a published peer-reviewed study by Tufts Medical Center that verified the effectiveness of HART® pads The HART® Protection Zone which precisely surrounds the center and left side chest utilizes Unequal's HART® CC pads, a patented 4-layer composite made with Kevlar®, ImpacShield, Accelleron, and Airilon. Absorbs, disperses, dissipates impact energy better than typical plastics and foam Non-restrictive narrow design engineered with expert advisor Brian Dougherty, (Hall of Fame Goaltender), allows for complete range-of-motion Uniquely constructed low-profile chest pad does not negatively impact natural athletic movement of arms when stick handling Removable left rib pad protects against impacts to side nearest the heart, unlike others that leave you exposed; can be comfortably positioned for desired coverage without restricting movement; optional right rib pad available (not included) Three fully adjustable elastic straps fasten with hook & loop design for a secure fit allowing gear to stay firmly in place during play, for sizing measure chest - Small 26-36" - Medium 37-45" - Large 46-52" Optional back pad protects against impacts to player's upper back, shoulder blades & spine; easily adds to back harness of any size of shoulder pads; attaches firmly at top of harness with hook & loop connection and held secure under harness and straps

IMPORTANT - MEASURE THE PLAYER’S CHEST TO PROPERLY SIZE: Please do not assume sizing as you would typically when ordering apparel. The Unequal shoulder pads are not sized as a normal garment and proper coverage is of paramount importance. Players 5’8 - 6’2 tall & weighing between 145-155 may still be sized as SMALL in Unequal shoulder pads. Chest measurements determine the correct size to help ensure fit & maximum safety.

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HOW TO SIZE
MEASURE: Place a tape measure under your arms at the fullest part of your chest, wrap around your body until your fingers meet and mark the measurement. See sizing chart - locate player’s measurement within the various ranges of SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.

SMALL = 26 to 36" Chest Size
MEDIUM = 37 to 45" Chest Size
LARGE = 46 to 52" Chest Size

Proper fit of shoulder pads will verify coverage of heart, sternum, collarbones and down to the bottom of the rib cage. Adjustable and removable side rib protection can be comfortably positioned for desired coverage without restricting ease of arm movement. Sufficiently tighten all adjustable straps to ensure shoulder pads are snug and stay firmly in place during play.

Give us a call with any questions: 1-844-863-7825

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CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Hand wash in cold water

27 Reviews

• Son loves how these fit

  5

  Posted by Courtney G. on May 11th 2023

  Son loves how these fit & protect!! He's 14 and plays middie, git a small

• Best Lacrosse Shoulder Pads....Period!!

  5

  Posted by Matt R. on Mar 20th 2023

  Nothing compares to the Unequal shoulder pads. My son wears them for both field and box as they provide maximum protection, while maintaining a streamlined fit. Be sure to pay attention to the sizing chart, and if you have questions call them. Kyle took my call, and after speaking with him, he determined my son needed a smaller size. I had purchased him size Large, but in reality, he needed medium (that was my fault for not reading size chart properly and measuring better). For reference, my son is almost 6'1" and 205lbs, so not a small kid. Their shoulder pads run big, hence the need for the medium on such a big kid. Even though the larges were too big that he had been playing in, they still functioned great due to the design. Once he wore the mediums, he said he forgot they were on and he wore both ribs pads and they didn't hinder his passing or shooting ability. Hands down the best shoulder pads on the market and the customer service is best in class!!

• Great pads

  5

  Posted by Tiffany M. on Mar 4th 2023

  My son who is 13 thought the pads were great, protective and easy to get on and off. He plays as a Mid

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