
Cam Ward, Chris Mason, Tim Thomas and Martin Biron
What do these goaltenders have in common? Besides being the last line of defense on some of the hottest teams in the NHL, they are all wearing custom EYECANDYAIR creations!
EYECANDYAIR is extremely proud to say that we have been able to realize a dream by having the opportunity to work with some very talented net minders over the last few years!
Here in our "1st STAR OF THE GAME" section we will showcase some very unique one of a kind PRO style goalie mask EYECANDY.

At the young age of 22, Cam Ward #30, stepped off the bench and onto the ice for the Hurricanes team when the starting goalie suffered an injury.
At the end of that 2006 season, Cam found himself on the receiving end of the Conn Smythe Trophy and hoisting the prestigious Stanley Cup over his head. All in his rookie year!
Cam was also a part of "2007 IIHF World Championship" Team Canada that won Gold as well as the 2008 team that brought home the Silver Medal.

Cam was featured on the front cover and inside the Summer 2007 issue #63 of Goalies World Magazine wearing his Carolina Heritage airbrushed EYECANDYAIR goalie mask.
Check out a neat shot of Cam's pirate themed goalie mask in the Sports Illustrated Photo Gallery
Cam's Nickelback mask featured on the band's website
Cam Ward Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Cam Ward info at Wikipedia




Wearing #30 for the Boston Bruins, Tim Thomas saw himself take the reins in the 2005-2006 season, when the starting netminder suffered an injury. He currently shares the goaltending duties in Boston.

Tim was featured on the front cover and inside the #65 December/January 2007 issue of Goalies World wearing his "Evil Bear" paint design by EYECANDYAIR.
Check out a neat shot of Tim's Evil Bear Mage in the Sports Illustrated Photo Gallery
Tim Thomas Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Tim Thomas info at Wikipedia




Chris Mason #30, proved himself as a solid netminder in the 2006-2007 season as he filled in for the injured starting netminder. He was named starting goalie for the Predators 2007-2008 season and even posted a 4-0 shutout in his home opening game!
Chris was also a member of the 2007 IIHF World Championship Team Canada that won Gold.

Check out a neat shot of Chris's Nashville God of War painted goalie mask in the Sports Illustrated Photo Gallery
Chris' Nashville God of War mask was featured in Marcie Garcia's article Meet Chris Mason, Goaltender and Gamer
Very cool story about Chris' God of War goalie mask
Neat mask photo gallery from the Predators website
Chris Mason Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Chris Mason info at Wikipedia



Wearing #43 for the Philadelphia Flyers, Martin Biron was acquired early in the summer and named starting goaltender for the 2007-2008 season.

Martin explains his new mask (*Follow the link to Launch the NHL portal*)
Check out a neat shot of Martin's mask in the Sports Illustrated Photo Gallery
Martin Biron Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Martin Biron info at Wikipedia




Tobias Stephan #31, is a goaltender for the Iowa Stars and call up for the Dallas Stars.

Tobias Stephan Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Tobias Stephan info at Wikipedia




Wearing #29 Michael Leighton is the starting goaletnder for the Albany River Rats and call up for the Carolina Hurricanes. Wearing his EYECANDYAIR designed goalie mask, he stopped a mind-boggling 98-of-101 shots on goal, unofficially setting an all-time AHL record for saves in one game! This was also the longest game in American Hockey League history thus far. (Albany vs. Philadelphia Game 5 of the East Division Semifinals 2008).

Michael Leighton Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Michael Leighton info at Wikipedia




Nolan Schaefer #31 is a goalie for the Houston Aeros.

Nolan Schaefer Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Nolan Schaefer info at Wikipedia




Hannu Toivonen was a former goaltender for the Boston Bruins who donned jersey #54.

Boston Globe Blog entry about the delivery of Hannu's Sport's tribute mask
Hannu Toivonen Bio and Stats from NHL.com
Hannu Toivonen info at Wikipedia


Just like the PROS, you can have a high quality, head turning paint design for YOUR goalie mask.
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