What Is A Break Angle?
A glove’s “break” is the part that folds closed, and its angle corresponds to preferred hand positioning.
- A 90-degree break angle means you catch the puck as though you’re making a “thumbs-up” sign, with the fingers squeezing back towards the wrist.
- A 60-degree break works similarly to a baseball glove, with the thumb and fingers positioned more upright to pinch around the puck.
- A 75-degree break-angle catch glove works for goalies who prefer something in between.































