Vaughn Velocity V10 Pro Carbon hockey goalie pads review & SLR 3 Comparison

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  • čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
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    0:00 Review overview
    1:29 Important sizing info!
    5:05 Pad stiffness & shape
    8:49 Graphics & aesthetics
    11:24 Pad face, rebounds, & outer roll
    14:02 Outside edge & gusset
    15:43 Sliding edge
    17:59 Boot toe shape
    19:00 Ice & RVH seal
    19:50 Toe ties
    20:42 Flap boot design
    22:26 Post integration
    23:30 My issues with this boot
    25:16 Strapping & leg channel
    32:03 Calf padding/pillows
    33:45 Strapping example & stability
    34:49 Knee block & strapping
    37:18 Issues with padding
    38:47 Core stiffness & Torsional stiffness
    40:41 Sliding
    43:11 Weight
    44:38 Conclusion
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Komentáře • 23

  • @HockeyReviews
    @HockeyReviews  Před 8 měsíci +6

    I forgot one IMPORTANT part to cover in this video. This pad still plays like a soft pad even with the stiffer thigh rise and doesn't hinder movements between your skate and shin. With very stiff pads, it is hard to rotate over the pad, the feeling is the core of those pads get in the way of your movements since they don't flex.
    In this video at 5:48 czcams.com/video/DbH2x2uarQc/video.htmlsi=GjZRwXnqZHiAEq8T&t=348 you can see a clip that shows how your foot and shin can basically flip the pad over without much issue. So it still plays similarly to the overall softer feeling pad.

  • @GTW29
    @GTW29 Před 7 měsíci +1

    totally agree with your review. I bought these pads as a hopeful upgrade and new version of my V5 pads and it is very different. The SLR3 boot is what the V5 boot was. Trying to figure out what to do now that I have $2k invested in new equipment. Thanks for the review and wish that I had watched this prior to my purchase.

  • @kevinmeyer6677
    @kevinmeyer6677 Před 8 měsíci +5

    Awesome review as always. I don’t think anyone else does a more thorough review on gear than you. I love my SLr 2’s so I won’t be in the market for another set for quite sometime but it’s nice to know the changes that are being made so when I do need a replacement I know what to expect. Thanks again for the great videos.

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před 8 měsíci

      Thanks for checking it out! They are long... but when I look at products I want EVERYTHING covered so I try and do that as well.

  • @macmasks
    @macmasks Před 8 měsíci +3

    Great review. I really thought my new 2023 Goalies Plus spec velocity pros were basically a v9/ v10 hybrid but now I think it is it’s own thing and I’m glad I went with those over the v10 for my game.

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před 8 měsíci

      Did you get the Iceberg edition? Or the V10 Special Edition?

  • @dylanarnold8598
    @dylanarnold8598 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Just for context on the sizing between both pads, how tall are you, and what size pads have you typically used in the past? Just trying to gauge what size I may go for.
    Thanks, love the review.

  • @user-hx7iu9xi1d
    @user-hx7iu9xi1d Před 8 měsíci +1

    Very good review

  • @edwardgoalie1
    @edwardgoalie1 Před měsícem

    @HockeyReviews I'm looking at buying some slr3. I'm currently in some Vaughn v6 with a double break that are 34+2 and they fit great. I am not a tall goalie I am 5'9 but I know obviously sizing works more off atk. I'm wondering if I should size down because of the slr3 style and fit vs the V6 im coming from. I live 8 hours away from the nearest big goalie store so I cant just try them on like others get to. Do you think I'll be ok with the slr3 in the 34+2 or would the 33+2 work better ?

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před měsícem

      I would go by Vaughn's FTK sizing on their site and judge by that. I'm 6'3 in SLR3 and SLR4 so...

  • @Lelandthegoalie
    @Lelandthegoalie Před 4 měsíci

    Im using ccm eflex 5 but really dont want to get ccm eflex 6 after i demoed them and hated them so im looking to switch, how would the v10 compare to eflex 5?

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před 4 měsíci

      Stiffer in the thigh, and sizing they'd be bigger as well and they now have a VERY flat boot. But you'd still get the softer feeling below the knee and the softer rebounds. Would could also spec them to be even softer like more traditional Velocity pads if you wanted to.

  • @johncuellar9136
    @johncuellar9136 Před 2 měsíci

    Hi. Just wondering sizing comparison to TRUE PX3? Would you say that the sizing would be the same? Thanks.

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před 2 měsíci

      V10 played a bit bigger than my PX3 because of the strapping, but it would be close if I could get the straps closer.

  • @raider3164
    @raider3164 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Good review as always.

  • @srStinnky
    @srStinnky Před 8 měsíci

    saying they are not your cup of tea, you'll get Brians or Warrior over Vaughn?

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před 8 měsíci

      I just generally prefer pads with big rebounds that are stiff all around. But I'd have 0 issues using the V10 and will be buying a pair of SLR4. I also enjoy my PX3 a lot as well.

  • @lwgrazi
    @lwgrazi Před měsícem

    Any chance of reviewing a Brian's Iconik set?

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před měsícem

      This is where I would suggest reaching out to Brian's and let them know you would want to see that review!

  • @nemtall
    @nemtall Před 8 měsíci +2

    Way to much time thinking about the color ways .

    • @HockeyReviews
      @HockeyReviews  Před 8 měsíci +1

      That's why I include chapters so people can skip to the parts they want to ;).
      But the graphic designers deserve their praise as well!