Are these legal?

[justlaxin484]

http://skeletools.com/torso.html i was flippin through a skiing magazine comin home from utah the other day and saw these. would they be legal to use? they look kinda like rhino skin.

[zim]

I don't see why you wouldn't be able to get away with those, especially under a jersey.

[DutchyLacrosse]

I don't see why you wouldn't be able to get away with those, especially under a jersey.

I second that.
They look good, only a little too next-gen for my conservative mind.
I'll stick with SPs and liners.

[MACDADDY]

they looks pretty protective, but $105 for 1? thats a bit expensive for liners

[MSLax]

I don't see why not, but it's lacking sternum protection and that might be necessary if you play defense or middie.

[scruffy221]

theyre not for Lacrosse people mainly wear them snowboarding so thats why they wouldnt have the reinforced parts our pads do.

[justlaxin484]

theyre not for Lacrosse people mainly wear them snowboarding so thats why they wouldnt have the reinforced parts our pads do.

yeah, these are for extreme skiing. thats why i was wondering if they would be legal because of the lack of padding. they look like they would make a decent pad though

[zack Attack 12]

you should contact the company and suggest they market a lacrosse pad with higher sternum protection...

[Rllax19]

um, why wouldn't you just get rhinoskin, it looks more flexible than that stuff and costs less too.

[CSlax06]

You could always make some plastic protection to bolt up on that.