Check it out: Jesper Wallstedt's first NHL mask is a sight to behold

Jesper Wallstedt is undoubtedly the future in between the pipes for the Minnesota Wild. The 19-year-old was drafted in the first round (20th overall) by them in 2021 and while he will more than likely start the year in the American Hockey League with the Iowa Wild, there's a good chance he will appear in a handful of games for Minnesota throughout the year.

On Friday, Wallstedt's first NHL mask was revealed and it was designed by the legend himself, DaveArt, who has designed plenty of masks for goalies around the NHL.

Wallstedt's mask features Minnesota's primary logo and a 'State of Hockey' logo on each side, while the chin of the mask has the Wild's secondary logo and several red stars. Check out the mask in all its glory below!

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