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© Reebok International Inc.<br />
Segmented front<br />
A two-piece front allows the sternum<br />
cap and belly protector to stay in place<br />
as the player moves.<br />
2-PIECE FRONT<br />
Hinge clavicle<br />
With a hinge at the clavicle, the only parts<br />
of the pad that move when a player lifts an<br />
arm are the shoulder and clavicle caps.<br />
Segmented back<br />
A three-piece spine is capable of<br />
following the body’s natural movement<br />
without sacrificing protection.<br />
KFS Shouder blades<br />
Allows the back of the pad to change dimension<br />
as the player moves, meaning that the player is<br />
not fighting against the pad while playing.<br />
JDP © CAPS TECHNOLOGY<br />
SHOULDER PADS ELBOW PADS SHIN PADS PANTS<br />
PROTECTIVE<br />
3-PIECE SPINE<br />
BLADES<br />
DISPOSITION<br />
The Joint Discharge Principle (JDP ® ) uses the principle that the cap should<br />
disperse impact away from the fragile joint and into the big surrounding muscles.<br />
This concept is applied to protect the shoulder, elbow, knees and hips<br />
and is one of the reasons more NHL † players wear Reebok-designed<br />
protective equipment than any other brand.<br />
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