US goalie leg pads

Bauer goalie pad size chart

Bauer groups leg pads by age-level category and shin-height range. Choose the category first, then compare your floor-to-knee measurement with every matching row.

Normalized size chart

Measurements below reproduce reviewed published rules in their source-native units.

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Bauer goalie leg-pad sizing rules
SizeCategoryMeasurements
S (20")YOUTHfloor to knee: 12.5–13.5 in
M (22")YOUTHfloor to knee: 13–14 in
L (24")YOUTHfloor to knee: 13.5–14.5 in
S (26")JUNIORfloor to knee: 14–15 in
M (28")JUNIORfloor to knee: 15–16 in
L (30")JUNIORfloor to knee: 16–18 in
XS (28")INTERMEDIATEfloor to knee: 15–17 in
S (30")INTERMEDIATEfloor to knee: 16–18 in
M (31")INTERMEDIATEfloor to knee: 17.5–18.5 in
L (32")INTERMEDIATEfloor to knee: 18–19 in
XS (32")SENIORfloor to knee: 18–19 in
S (33")SENIORfloor to knee: 19–20 in
M (34")SENIORfloor to knee: 19.5–20.5 in
L (35")SENIORfloor to knee: 20–21.5 in
XL (36")SENIORfloor to knee: 21.5–22.5 in
XXL (37")SENIORfloor to knee: 22.5–open in

How to read this Bauer chart

  • YOUTH, JUNIOR, INTERMEDIATE and SENIOR are separate chart sections.
  • Inclusive endpoints create real overlaps, so a boundary can legitimately show adjacent sizes.
  • An overlap is a fit-check decision, not permission to choose the larger pad automatically.
Bauer category overlap

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Use the measurement method named in the table. Different methods are not interchangeable.

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Sources and fit safety

Every row retains its reviewed source reference and review date in the published data. Manufacturer charts are a starting point; model geometry, boot angle and stance still require an on-pad knee-block check.

Compare the supported brand charts or read the review methodology.