Vaughn VPG 9200 Vision Junior Goalie Leg Pads

From the manufacturer:

All new for 2011 the 9200 Vision goal pad is our junior sized goal pad designed for the goaltender that prefers a pad with a more ridged knee and thigh rise and typically uses a blocking style butterfly save selection. The 9200 pad design features a complete solid firmer flat front blocking surface with a single horizontal flex seam at the ankle area. The pad interior is constructed with our Flex-lam padding system that consists of several layers of varying foam densities that are hand lasted together to give the pad consistent shape and feel with excellent durability. Tall thigh rise area features a square shape that functions to seal the five-hole area. The solid firm internal construction helps prevent pucks from slipping though the fivehole. Narrow outside panel has a pre-curved design to shape the pad to the natural bend at the knee and ankle areas of the leg. This places the goaltender in a more ergonomically correct position for more power and speed. The leg cradle features a tapered shape that gets progressively wider from the ankle to the top of the pad to provide the goaltender with control and comfort.

Specifications:

• Large thigh rise with square top corners to maximize blocking surface
• Pre-curved shape allows for easy break-in
• Solid flat face construction
• Adjustable knee cradle
• Adjustable thigh guard with molded insert for protection
• Solid outside roll with wedged profile shape
• Adjustable knee lifter
• Flex-lam construction for light weight
• Available in junior sizes 23+1", 25+1", 27+1", 29+1

Vaughn Leg Pads Sizing Chart

Estimating the size of your Vaughn hockey goalie leg pads requires three simple measurements. The most important aspect of sizing goalie leg pads is to ensure that your knee fits properly in the knee protector.

1. While standing on a level surface (carpet or hardwood floor will work just fine), measure from the floor to the mid-point of the kneecap.
   This measurement is ________" (A)
2. Next, measure from your kneecap to the desired height on your thigh. The desired position on your thigh is generally ¾ of the way up from your knee to your belt line.
   This measurement is ________" (B)
3. Finally, take your skate size and multiply it by .75.
   This measurement is ________" x 0.75 = ________" (C)
4. To estimate the size of your pads, take these measurements and add them together.
   This measurement is A + B + C = ________. This is the estimated size of your pads. This is not an exact measurement, but rather, a good starting point. There is no substitution for being fitted by a trained goalie professional.

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