Thanks to our very good friends over at Airxess, we are proud to give you a sneak peek at the newest chapter in Anaheim Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller’s mask history.
Think of it as the two sides of Jonas Hiller…California style!
Yes, these are the very first photos of Alec Voggel’s latest masterpiece – a new Tornado Hiller Edition mask! Photos are courtesy of [...]
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Mask of the Week: New Tornado Hiller Edition
Olympic Mask of the Week: Jonas Hiller
This was originally posted a few days ago, but is without question our chosen nomination for Mask of the Week!
“Un-freakin’ believable.”
That’s the only thing I could spit out when these amazing photos of Jonas Hiller’s new Tornado Proton mask for the 2010 Winter Olympics came across my desk. Yes, my wonderful goalie friends, it is true. Alec Voggel, [...]
Mask of the Week: Jussi Markkanen
Our favorite aspect of the Mask of the Week feature is finding unique goalies and their masks from all over the world. We’ve had winners from as far as Turkey and Russia to right here in Colorado and throughout North America as well.
This week’s winner is no different, as we honor the new mask currently being worn in Switzerland by former Edmonton Oilers and New York Rangers goalie Jussi Markkanen.
Painted by [...]
The Hexagon Grill
No words are necessary, other than to thank my good friend Alec Voggel from Airxess for his kindness and generosity. He’s a million times busier than I’ll ever be at any point in my life, so the fact he took the time to package and ship a rare Hexagon Grill from Bern, Switzerland all the way to Littleton, Colorado just blows [...]
Airxess Masks: The Next 15 Years
No mask celebration weekend is complete without reflecting on the many brilliant creations of our close friend Alec Voggel, the founder of Airxess. Don’t forget you can find all of our exclusive Airxess Updates in The Mask Guild.
By the hands of fate, we came across mask factory Airxess back in March and was simply blown away by the superior airbrushing techniques displayed through their hundreds of finished [...]
