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If there's one thing Vaughn isn't great at, it's their brand numbers/names. They seem to switch them up too often. 7600, 7800, 2000, XR, etc. For a company that's very stuck with familiarity, they don't like to keep things simple when they switch naming methods every few years.

So I'm looking to start a little database of our own here as well as satisfy my own curiosity. As long as I've been in net, I've always worn my C/A untucked with my pants being held up by suspenders. As we all tinker with our gear and how we wear it, switching up my method has been crossing my mind lately. By asking the very top-notch members here about how they go about wearing the larger pieces of equipment, I'm looking to get a better idea of how other goalies go about their gear as well as foster some community interaction. If you can, please provide pictures, pictures are always welcome. For myself: C/A: Vaughn Ventus LT90 Pants: Vaughn Ventus LT88 How Do I Wear it?: Pants are worn semi-loose and held up with suspenders. C/A is untucked and semi-loose as well. Any Issues?: I've never felt that my gear has let me down in this way, though I do feel that the stomach protection of the LT90 is less than ideal as the odd shot can leave a stinger (maybe that's normal for most users?)

Pretty sure it's 75. The Ventus line took over and my LT90 was a 75 degree.

Just print screen every single page on the site and post it in one big megathread, Done. Definitely a great use of your own resources.

That may make sense. Still irks me that they didn't include them anyways if that's the case. My SR R/GT's came with the toe ARS straps. Don't see why the Pro's wouldnt.

Whoever is telling you that is wrong. https://www.warrior.com/GTLPP7-M.html?dwvar_GTLPP7-M_color=White with Black#color=White with Black Straight from their website, ARS straps are included. You got the knee pads too right?

Not going to give the elastic strap that comes with them a try?

The R/GT gloves definitely feels better. The G3 feels really thick and spongey to me in comparison.

Is the Optik replacing both the Gnetik and SZ? Looks like they're tying both style of pads together and offering options to customize it either way. Does this make their pad releases every two years instead of every year?

I think the stock graphic they ended up going with looks better. Especially since this graphic looks alot like the Razor graphic.

Shhhh. Don't take away from my attempts at being funny.

Are you on a mission to make me feel retarded?

Well shit. Missed opportunity then.

@SaveByRichter35 I actually don't like your revision. The black set looks a lot better than the green set. I was mostly wanting some grey and green in the thighrise colour zones while still keeping the black base. Something like this. Excuse the poor paint job. Though, I'm never played with the customizer, so I'm not sure if adding colour in those zones automatically add colour above the colour in the boot you already have.

Maybe with some more colour at the top of the thighrise. C'mon man, be flamboyant in the crease.

I was being sarcastic since you had used "cut and sew" three times in one sentence.

Sorry, @bunnyman666 what type of graphics?

It would probably be closer to a GT if you wanted to take a direct comparison. Though, both are still more akin to the stiff side of the pad spectrum than the Gn3tik's and Velo's.

So what, a lighter isn't good enough for the Pros?

Aside from a small layout change and the blank avatars now doing the Google thing, what else changed?

http://www.thegoalnet.com/forums/forum/12-ice/ It's at the bottom so can be pretty easy to miss. Currently it's pretty much just gopro videos (which thankfully have their own subsection) but that's the place to go.

I do. Just not really my thing. To the dismay of my Dad. Eh, I lived there for three months till I moved to the mainland. Everytime I've been back, I can hear the Banjo's playing.

Oh, you're one of them island folks? You can stay over there. I was born in Cambpell River actually and my parents have a place in Cedar (south of Nanaimo)

Not too sure where you're located. But I'm here in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

It's not, now I feel like I need to rush home to make sure my gear is still there.