This Scott Clemmensen mask continued what had become his standard design with the Panthers. This time, however, he updated the colors, making the panther’s face red and increasing the brightness of th ...

Scott Clemmensen wore this mask during the 2012-2013 season and part of the 2013-2014 season. The design was almost the same as that utilized by the goalie in previous seasons with the Cats, but this ...

Matte colors were a signature Roberto Luongo look. This design from 2016 used typical Panthers colors, but the slick, minimalist panther illustration was uniquely Luongo. The mask looks cool, but more ...

Steve Shields’ stitch mask was inspired by Hall of Famer Gerry “Cheesie” Cheevers’ similar design, regarded by many as the greatest mask in NHL history. In the late 1960s, Cheesie started wearing a ma ...

Mark Fitzpatrick joined the Panthers when the team was formed in 1993, presenting him with the chance to help set the tone for the team’s style. But for Fitzpatrick, his gear was about more than style ...

Do you remember the first Panthers goalie to rock this helmet? US Hockey Hall of Famer John Vanbiesbrouck used a design similar to this one for years. The giant panther on top of his head let everyone ...

Sam Montembeault made waves in Mar. 2019 when he made his NHL debut with a mask that featured characters from “The Simpsons.” For the rookie’s first full-season, however, he wanted this more tradition ...

Jose Theodore’s tiki-themed gargoyle mask featured many Floridian touches, like a palm tree above his forehead. The design by Dave Gunnarsson made Theodore’s trademark gargoyles fit perfectly with the ...

Jose Theodore has featured gargoyles on his masks since the beginning of his career. In 2012, Theodore had artist Dave Gunnarsson give the motif a Floridian twist with tiki-themed gargoyles.

Here’s a side-view of Tomas Vokoun’s first mask with the Panthers. The leaping panther design on the side of his head would become a standard look for the goalie throughout his entire tenure with the ...