WHL Pro Stock Bauer Hyperlite Goalie Pads, Glove, & Blocker Set - Large (35+1)

WHL Pro Stock Bauer Hyperlite Goalie Pads, Glove, & Blocker Set - Large (35+1) Colours are white, blue, and grey. This set has a custom graphic made for a goalie that played for the Victoria Royals in the WHL. The set was made in November 2022 and weren’t used much because the goalie was traded shortly after. Super nice set in person. Pads: fully Hyperlite build it seems. Size large which is approximately 35+1. Strapping is stock. Wide open knee area. Stretch boot strap and toe ties as well. Excellent shape overall. No wear on the toe bindings or sliding surface. Really minimal use overall so they’re in great condition. Glove: Hyperlite build. Double T with skate lace pocket. Great shape with no real wear, only puck marks. Closure is not bad but could use my break in time. Blocker: Hyperlite build. No wear or tear besides a small spot on the bottom corner which is a pretty typical wear spot on all blocker. Palm still feels nice. Light and well balanced overall.

The Bauer Vapor Hyperlite goalie set represents an advancement in weight reduction for Bauer's premium equipment. Succeeding the 2X Pro line, the Hyperlite series focuses on lightweight construction for enhanced agility and quicker reactions. It signifies a new era in goalie pad design, prioritizing mobility over bulk. Although it was the top-of-the-line at its launch, Bauer has since released the Hyperlite 2 and Ultrasonic line as their current flagship goalie equipment.

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Just like with the Ultrasonic, how it has an integrated knee block to the core (which looks like a book and is attached to the inside of the pad), they made the same thing for the Hyperlite, but a little bit softer and a little bit more forgiving, this design is known as the Vapor Stabiliflex. The glove and blocker are also incredibly light, well broken in, and durable. Many professional players jumped into the Ultrasonic, but if they felt it was too stiff, they switched to a Hyperlite.

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@Chrisxdudo, Player Review