VAUGHN VENTUS SLR3 CHEST & ARM PROTECTOR junior

Product detailed description

• Vaughn Ventus SLR3 junior is the ideal choice for young goalies who need lightweight but reliable protection in daily practices and games.
• This protector provides high comfort and freedom of movement, supporting the proper development of technique and confidence in the crease.
• Multi-layered foam construction in the chest area effectively dampens impacts and helps reduce the risk of painful stingers.
• Molded and adjustable shoulder floaters stably cover the collarbones and stay in place even during dynamic saves.
• Extended side panels protect the ribs and hips, giving the young goalie more confidence when moving into the butterfly and during crease contact.
• The lightweight construction doesn't restrict quick movements in the crease and makes getting up from the ice easier.
• Durable nylon outer material complemented by airy zones helps maintain a pleasant climate even during intense loads.
• Quick adjustable straps on the shoulders and back allow for easy tightening of the protector exactly according to the goalie's physique.
• Inner materials are designed to dry quickly, facilitating maintenance after practice or a game.
• The protector is highly compatible with most neck guards and masks, making it easy to integrate into existing gear.
• Ventus SLR3 junior is designed for goalies who wear the protector inside the pants and want to combine secure coverage with maximum mobility.
• Vaughn Ventus SLR3 junior is a great choice for goalies aged 8–12 who are looking for confidence, lightness, and gear ready for their skill growth.

Give your young goalie a protector that grows with their skills – Ventus SLR3 junior is an investment in their hockey future and a perfect match for their T-web setup.

For the correct protector size, extend your arms and measure the distance between the outside of your wrists – this figure determines the correct size. The protector can be well adjusted around the body thanks to wide elastic straps, but sleeve length is key: a short sleeve exposes the forearm, a long one restricts movement. Choose a protector where the sleeves end just above the wrist.