- A small, hard, black rubber disc used to play ice hockey., Puck, - A special garment that helps you float and stay safe in the water., Life jacket, - A material made of string or rope with holes in it, used in sports or for fishing., Net, - A piece of clothing with no sleeves, often worn for safety or warmth., Vest, - The place where players must send the ball or puck to get a point in a game., Goal, - Short pants that men and boys wear in water., Swimming trunks (men), - Strong straps worn around the body to keep a person safe and stop them from falling., Safety harness, - Special glasses that protect your eyes from water or dust., Goggles, - A short pole with a wide, flat end, used to move a small boat through water., Paddles, - Special boots with a metal blade on the bottom, used for moving on ice., Skates, - A long piece of wood or plastic with a curved end, used to hit a ball or puck in sports., Stick, - A piece of clothing that women and girls wear for swimming., Swimming costume (women), - A thick, strong string used for tying or pulling things., Rope, - A hard hat that protects your head from injury., Helmet, - A strong covering worn over the face to protect it, especially in sports., Mask, - Long, thin sticks used to help you walk or balance, like in skiing., Poles, - A piece of sports equipment with a handle and a round frame with strings, used to hit a ball., Racket, - A smooth, round piece of wood or metal used to hit a ball in sports like baseball., Bat, - A large, circular ring used for playing or exercising., Hoop, - A long, flat board used for riding on waves in the sea., Surfboard, - A tight, warm suit made of special material, worn for swimming in cold water., Wetsuit, - A very small boat, sometimes with a sail., Dinghy, - A bag with two straps that you wear on your back (backpack)., Rucksack, - Comfortable, light shoes made for running or doing sports., Running shoes

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