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9 nov. 2022 · The Philadelphia Flyers went back in time ahead of Tuesday’s matchup versus the St. Louis Blues, breaking out one of their iconic looks. Flyers players hit the ice for pre-game warmup in pure...
The Philadelphia Flyers are coined with being the first—and only team for quite a while too—to wear them in the NHL during the 1981-82 season, followed by the Hartford Whalers. On Dec 11, 1982, the match-up between the Flyers and Whalers would be dubbed “The Cooperall Game,” with both teams adorning the garment.
On this day in 1982, the very first “all-Cooperall” game was played between the Hartford Whalers and the Philadelphia Flyers, marking the first time two NHL teams battled it out wearing...
Cooperalls were a brand of ice hockey equipment manufactured by Cooper Canada. The name has since become a generic term for all hockey pants featuring a waist-to-ankle outer shell and the basic design remains popular in the sports of ringette and broomball but not ice hockey.
20 oct. 2022 · The Flyers are honoring the Stanley Cup teams from 1974 and 1975 with their new Reverse Retro uniforms revealed Thursday morning. The infamous Cooperalls are also back but for warmups only.
30 avr. 2024 · The much-maligned Cooperalls, which in cyberspace take a pounding as one of the worst-looking equipment trends ever to hit the game, were the precursor to much of today’s high-tech, aerodynamic...
20 oct. 2022 · The Flyers made the Stanley Cup Playoffs in the two seasons they wore the Cooperalls, including finishing first in the Patrick Division in 1982-83. But it was the eye test the Cooperalls failed.
