Intro & New Features

With its strategic range of motion, maximum comfort, and powerful punch, the extreme flex 7 blocker enhances your tactical save mechanics and puck-playing prowess. Crafted for deflecting pucks out with precision on one play and shifting your hands to make the perfect tape-to-tape pass on the next, the Extreme Flex 7 blocker is defined by its dynamic high-performance duality.

Internal Construction

The EFlex 7 blocker uses a Litexcore blocking board. The design of the blocking board provides the blocker with a lightweight balance with a thin profile and molded core for extremely powerful rebounds off the blocker face.

Palm Material

CCM used a Hexa+ palm on the EFlex 7 blocker. The palm has a soft, textured feel for optimal control and comfort with the added durability of the pro Nash base. The palm also includes added vent channels along the side for increased breathability. The palm also has a centered positioning to provide a balanced feel.

Side Hand Protection

The side of the hand is protected with a molded X-stiff sidewall with straight finger protection. This construction is re-designed from the EFlex 6 for added strength and enhanced mobility, coverage, and protection.

Finger Protection

The HD finger wrap with D30 index finger protection provides goalies with protection from impacts while making saves. The ergonomic design allows for an increased coverage and added mobility with maximum impact protection.

Cuff Design

CCM continues to use their flexmotion cuff on the EFlex 7 blocker. The flexmotion cuff has strategic segmentation and adjustability for greater range of motion. A new feature to the cuff is the integration of Neoprene. The Neoprene material is designed to provide a comfort finish at the wrist opening.

Colors & Blocker Hand

The CCM Extreme Flex 7 Senior Goalie Blocker comes in a regular blocker hand in Black, White, White/Black, White/Red/Black, White/Grey/Gold, and Black/Red. The blocker also has a full-right option available in White, for those who use their blocker on their left hand.