Ivan Prosvetov Hyperlite Goalie Pads/Blocker

Used the Prosvetov pads/blocker for a summer league college game & practice after I bought it used. It feels heavier than I was expecting. It doesn’t have the boot strap (CRS) & works mostly on either skate lace or toe ties in the pic I forgot the game. It looks great visually. Only issue is blocker stings so definitely more men’s league related & not meant for competitive high level hockey. Pads is good, just feels different without the CRS. It also has a channel cut, which I used to super glue it to see if it sticks or not. It has a mixture of Vapor 2x with Hyperlite skinned. Also has Ultrasonic strapping on leg channel which I thought was interesting. Anyway, I have my original white Hyperlite I prefer better. This set here still looks functional that it can be used for fun like I mention earlier with men’s league or anything else. The blocker also feels open a bit too much like the only way my wrist feels tighten is only the wrist strap and nothing else above that. Little FYI. The detail of the pads is shown almost at the end. Had two more pictures requested after the detail instructions if the pads/blocker. Open for offers.

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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Chris Dudo