Vaughn V6 2000 glove info

[kabiblueline]

Can anyone help with info on a V6 2000 glove?

I've watched the videos and things to be found online. But I just don't have enough experience with equipment to figure out if I will like the break or not.

Different manufacturers seem to be all over the map about how to define "break angle", and I don't really have access to local shops with a wide selection to try.

It makes it near impossible to buy used stuff online (and my budget doesn't allow for much else).

I believe what I prefer is a "baseball style" closure (since I played a ton of baseball as a kid and didn't pickup goal until I was 30).

I'm currently using a TPS XLite which I love. Will the V6 be anything like that?

[Aquilzz]

No idea how it compared to the TPS but here's my input.

The Vaughn 2000 will close like a CCM 600 break. This is like hitting your index finger to your thumb. This is also called a 75 degree. 

This will close extremely similar to a fielders glove. In. contrast, a 60 degree glove break will be sort of like what a 1st baseman's mitt is. 

[southpawtendy48]

i think @seagoal used to wear one of those gloves. he’ll have some input. 

[seagoal]

Thanks for the shout @southpawtendy48

I actually had 2 of the 1 piece 2200 from this generation, not the 2 piece 2000.

I have tried it on several times though and what @Aquilzz said is spot on.  Those gloves will be more wide in terms of degree break and definitely close like a thumb - index finger baseball glove.

[kabiblueline]

Thanks for the feedback everyone!

It is very helpful.

Sounds like the 2000 is probably close to what I am looking for.