I'm a 6 foot 3 goalie and can fit all my gear in the trunk. Stuck my leg pads in front of the strut bar and the bag in the back of it. Yeah the sticks will scratch the plastic, but the guy who owned my Z before already scratched the plastic. If you're concerned about scratching it you could put a towel over the plastic pieces.

 

That's what I was thinking, since I'm more **** about my vehicle interior than just about anything else on the car. There is always a way.

 

Can I vote in your fishing poll?


I say "trout".

 

LOL at the guy who said it wouldn't fit. I used to play and two bags, 4 sticks, and a passenger fit fine. There was a guy on one of my teams who had two different Dodge Vipers and managed to fit goalie equipment in a convertible Viper... I even remember seeing a motorcycle with hockey gear strapped to it somehow.

 

Here's a pic of my gear in the rear..

 

lol. i was thinking at LEAST just go to a dealership and try it out for yourself.

man there must be some lazy people around here...

 

I have a sub in the rear, so I take most of the gear out, then put the bag in the front seat. Pain, but works fine.

 

Lol at you. Doesn't fit practically. Grow some ***** and buy a second car that you don't have to wedge stuff in.

 

i put my hockey gear in no problem! been doing it for 2 years

 

Some people have more busy schedules than others.

 

This is about what I figured. Thank you very much for the picture!

 

It'll fit, but its tight. Depends on your bag, sticks, personal size etc.

You can fit a lot of stuff back there, but sometimes you have to take things apart, or out of the bag, to get the hatch to close.

 

I've never had to wedge anything in... I've always had at least one other car as long as I've owned the Z. And the Z is more fun to drive, especially with hockey skates on.

 

Seriously. If you are choosing your car based on being able to haul something as simple as a hockey bag and sticks, you have a whole different set of issues. I used to haul a 14 piece drum kit around in a mustang, and I've moved twice using my Z. Trust me, there's a lot of ways to fit **** in this car. I wouldn't want to ride in it like that all the time, and it's not a hauling car, but just buy the car and you will learn how to make it work.

I would be more concerned with the fact that you're driving a Z during times when you'll be playing ice hockey. Have fun with rear wheel drive and no traction control in the middle of winter lol