External Material
Keeping with tradition, Vaughn sticks with regular Jenpro on the trapper. The big change this year is the addition of quickslide, which isn’t going to improve much on the performance side but more so on the durability side. The Quickslide has been added to certain highwear areas such as the binding in order to achieve a longer lifetime for the glove.

Break Angle
The new Ventus glove is a 75-degree angle break, similar to a CCM 600 break. This break prompts the goaltender to position their glove more to the slide rather than up right.

Pocket Design
The SLR2 ST boasts a wider and deeper pocket keeping similar to the trend this year. The single T design along with the increased the catching area of the glove and the deeper pocket all improve puck retention. This glove is perfectly designed for anybody concerned about popouts.

Strapping
The Vaughn SLR2 keeps the same strapping as always, with the quick adjustable wrist strap and velcro over the back of the hand and finger tips. This will allow the perfectly customized fit. If you’re looking to go more in depth, toss the glove in a skate over and it will help mold the foams around your hand.

Cuff Design
Vaughn Ventus Junior Catcher features a flared back cuff for added wrist mobility. This design allows for ample protection while also never having to worry about you chest protection interfering with your glove.