CCM Premier R 1.5 Hockey Goalie Set Youth

Listing is for a CCM glove/ Catcher Blocker set I will also sell separately so please message me Glove closes and opens very well Lafevre design The Premier R1.5 youth glove is built with a lot of the features of the pro Premier series. The R1.5 delivers some serious value for developing goalies, allowing them to adjust to the tender favorite glove style without breaking the bank. This edition sees an adjustment or optimization to the alignment and balance of the glove. Leveraging their previous 580/90 designs, CCM tweaked the width of the cuff and length of the fingers in the trapper to better balance blocking and catching areas to align with modern preferences. In doing so, they were able to maintain the position of the breaks to allow players to continue enjoying the benefits they offer for puck control. Meanwhile, an anatomical hand strap redesign has improved comfort and feel on the puck, and allows for quicker easy adjustment when on the ice. Finally, we haven’t heard of too many pads that were more game ready out of the box than this Premier line, meaning adjusting to a new trapper has never been easier. Both blocker and glove conform to all sizing regulations of Hockey Canada, USA Hockey, and the IIHF Blocker info from CCM The new Premier R1.5 Blocker has the same consistent Leferve feel combined with a fully bindingless face giving the most legal amount of coverage a blocker can have. The board has the complete pro construction with a 0.8mm plastic board over top of 1” Polyethylene and 3/8” HD foam. The palm comes stock with grey emboss synthetic material, which is similar to the material found on the landing gear of the Premier R1.5 leg pad. With a double layer across the middle of the hand, the palm is meant to hold up to the wear of an entry level goalie. A final change to the added movement in the wrist is the flexible Velcro adjustable cuff which gives the goaltender a tight or loose cuff depending on the preference for making key blocker saves and also handling the puck