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Weirdest NHL Equipment in the History of the NHL

The Strangest Equipment in NHL History (Feat. Kirill Kaprizov) The NHL has seen some wild gear over the years—but today, we’re diving into the weirdest equipment choices in the modern NHL, including some truly unique modifications by players like Kirill Kaprizov. From cut gloves and altered skates to bizarre visor attachments and oversized shin pads, this video breaks down some of the strangest gear you'll ever see on NHL ice. We’ve got jaw protectors that look like Hannibal Lecter masks, mixed-matched gloves from Alexis Lafrenière, Craig Ludwig’s massive shin pads, Mark Stone’s giant stick knob, and yes—the return of Cooperalls. Plus, we’ll talk about illegal stick curves, cage-visors, and some gear experiments that never caught on, like T-blades and Reebok’s hole-filled shafts. Kirill Kaprizov stars in this one, with not one, not two, but three unique gear modifications that defy the norm—and somehow, make him even more dangerous on the ice. 🧊 Let me know in the comments what weird NHL equipment I missed. 🎥 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell if you love hockey content like this.