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On 12/17/2019 at 3:11 PM, BadAngle41 said:

It's reinforced in both the T and the Spine. Helps with durability to a degree in that it will take longer to break down... and of course you have the flip side to some degree in potentially a longer break-in period as well. It has the same crease in the T as a standard... but it certainly a thicker insert than stock. I opted for it in my lastest set. If you're a goalie who has a habit of pushing down on their pocket a bunch (like i do) and you're getting a custom it's worth considering. 

Image taken from the My Bauer Custom Goal Gear Catalog (2S & 2X)

Didn't they begin to do this once a shot had sht through a x900 glove in a pro europe league

On 10/4/2019 at 12:57 PM, seagoal said:

Definitely a hybrid of CCM 600 and 590.   The 2200 is in the 60 degree family, for sure.  I own 2 of them and it's my favorite glove of all time....until about an hour from now when my new one shows up

The 2200 was one of the first Vaughn gloves to directly compete with CCM 1 piece gloves and it preceded the current VE8 1 piece in the Vaughn lineage.

Are you using a 2200 now?

Here's my current ones

Yes I'm using a 2200 right now but i'm planning on either switching to a CCM extreme flex 4 of a Vaughn pve2

which ccm extrem flex 4 glove would be the closest too a vaughn v6 2200 pro glove

Is there any information ot about the Optik 2 Chest Protector