Hockey neck guards
To protect your neck on the ice, CCM Hockey has neck guards designed to meet your specific needs. These advanced neck guards provide superior protection against cuts and other in-game injuries. With a sturdy yet lightweight and breathable design, they provide excellent coverage without causing discomfort. You won't need to worry about the guard being irritating or causing breathing issues - our neck guards are soft and comfortable on your skin, with lightweight fabric that keeps you dry. CCM neck guards are designed to integrate seamlessly with your other equipment and move with you on the ice, giving you the confidence and peace of mind you need during your game. Regardless of your skill level or budget, CCM neck guards are a reliable investment to secure your performance on the ice.
How should a neck guard fit?
CCM has neck guards for children, juniors and seniors - that is, for all age categories. A neck guard should sit close to the neck and cover as much of the neck as possible to provide the best possible protection against injuries. It's important that the neck guard is worn correctly, that is, not folded or too low. There are different types of neck guards, including base layer shirts with built-in protection and separate loose neck guards. CCM has different types of neck guards to choose from.

Why are neck guards needed in hockey?
Neck guards protect your neck when you play hockey. Wearing one is essential for several reasons. First, the neck guard is designed to protect your neck from cuts from skates. Second, wearing a neck guard is mandatory in many leagues, including in Sweden, during both training and matches. Wearing a neck guard reduces the risk of serious injury, which contributes to a safer playing environment. It's a simple action that can have great importance for player safety. Wearing a neck guard is an important part of protecting yourself and others on the ice. Make sure to always wear it the right way!

Do you have to wear a neck guard when playing hockey?The Swedish Ice Hockey Association IIHF requires all players to wear neck guards both during training and matches. The neck guard should fit snugly against the neck and must not be folded down. The guard is designed to protect against cuts. There are different types of neck guards for hockey. You can choose between an undershirt with a built-in neck guard, or a separate, stand-alone neck guard. CCM Hockey offers both types of neck protection.