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A hockey cup is a protective cup with a hard outer shell lined with padding, made to protect the player’s groin area. As hockey is a fast-paced sport with a high potential for injury, cups can be important for protection.
How do I know which size protective cup to buy?
Like some other protective gear, cup size is determined by age and body mass. They are measured by depth. Those ages five and up that reach 4’6” and 80 pounds should wear a cup 1 ¾ inches in depth. Youth ages 11 and up that reach 5’6” and 110 pounds should wear a cup 2 inches in depth. Adults ages 18 and up can wear a cup anywhere between 2 ¼ and 2 ½ inches in depth. It also helps to wear a jockstrap to keep the cup in place and compression shorts for extra security and mobility whilst skating.
What is a jock/jill in hockey?
Jocks are essentially an undergarmentlike accessory that protects the groin. It incorporates a cup with a sling and elastic suspension system to hold it in place. Jills, on the other hands, are jocks that are made for women. They offer extra padding in the pelvic area but otherwise are the same fit, material, and design.
Do pro hockey players wear cups?
Most athletes wear jocks or jills that have built-in cups when playing hockey for the peace of mind that they are protected against any contact.
Get more protection on the ice with our selection of hockey protective equipment such as face masks, elbow and shoulder pads, mouth guards, and more. For more tips, check out our guide on How to Put on Protective Hockey Gear.

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