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Old 03-05-2007, 08:47 PM
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I wouldnt buy them so I dont care. They can knock of whatever they want its not like its even in the same league as the v2 or v3
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Old 03-05-2007, 08:49 PM
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Sliding toe bridge as well. Hmm I hate to say it but I might fall to the temptation.
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Old 03-05-2007, 08:52 PM
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I wouldnt buy them so I dont care. They can knock of whatever they want its not like its even in the same league as the v2 or v3
maybe not to you but to those who can't afford velos this is the next best thing. I would rather by these. They look nicer and I dont have the money for velos. If I had the money for real velos I would buy those and still get the graphic changed.
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Old 03-05-2007, 08:53 PM
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wow how can they do that i feel bad for vaughn they come up with all of the ideas and this company just copies them and sells it cheaper when people buy there bads i hope they no this company has no creativity at all
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Old 03-05-2007, 09:08 PM
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wow how can they do that i feel bad for vaughn they come up with all of the ideas and this company just copies them and sells it cheaper when people buy there bads i hope they no this company has no creativity at all
They can do that because of a part of copyright law that states that certain things cannot be copyrighted. In their opinion a goal pad is a goal pad no matter what the differences are. This keeps monopolies at bay and allows for a free trade market no matter how unfair or underhanded some companies are. This law also applies to a number of other things such as tools( i,e, a screwdriver is a screwdriver no matter what is different about it)
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Old 03-05-2007, 10:28 PM
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Sliding toe bridge as well. Hmm I hate to say it but I might fall to the temptation.
You realize you can buy a sliding toe bridge separately?
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Old 03-05-2007, 11:06 PM
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Those ******* pads look better then the V3 and the V2 in my opinion, they seem to have a slimmer profile and look less like big puffy pillows (like vaughns tend to do...). Less is more in pad thickness in my books...
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Old 03-06-2007, 06:32 AM
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wow how can they do that i feel bad for vaughn they come up with all of the ideas and this company just copies them and sells it cheaper when people buy there bads i hope they no this company has no creativity at all
Don't feel bad for Vaughn...they aren't losing sleep over it In a discussion I had with Dennis at Vaughn USA, he told me that all that has to be done is one minor change and it is not considered the same exact pad. That plus all the time and money it would cost to persue any legal action is not worth it I would assume.
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Old 03-06-2007, 06:33 AM
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I was actually going to get those pads until i read the info on them and heard they had that little flap thing at the top of the pad. GAY!
You do realize that little thigh flap is easily removable right? If that is your only reason to not get a V3 you can always get a modded V2
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Old 03-06-2007, 06:37 AM
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Well, I've been using the glove and I'm having a tough time getting use to it. The break isn't the same as the old 5500's. It's not that much different but a little.

I'm starting to wonder if this glove has the double pro palm because it's pretty darn stiff.

Plus, with the new pro spec trappers, is there a limit to how deep the pocket can be? Because this glove has virtually no pocket. It's a little disturbing. Obviously, if I custom ordered this I would have asked for a deeper pocket.

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Old 03-06-2007, 07:08 AM
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Sorry to hear you are having a hard time with the new glove. It is really sweet looking though As far as the limit to the pocket depth, the rule is I believe, 18" from the tip of the T following the contour of the pocket to the heel of the glove.
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Old 03-06-2007, 07:20 AM
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Plus, with the new pro spec trappers, is there a limit to how deep the pocket can be? Because this glove has virtually no pocket. It's a little disturbing. Obviously, if I custom ordered this I would have asked for a deeper pocket.

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Pocket depth has little to do with catching the puck. If you catch it right, the puck will stay in.

Adding length to the T, for the most part, just increase weight (slightly).
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Old 03-06-2007, 07:47 AM
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Part of my problem is getting use to how much smaller then glove is. I find that a lot of shots that I think I can save, I end up a little short on catching.

You really have to almost palm the puck to save it. I guess I just got a little too dependent on using the pocket to save it and not my hand.

Saxon
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Old 03-06-2007, 07:51 AM
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Actually, this kind of copying is common in every industry and actually in most cases, probably doesn't hurt the OEM's sales at all...at least not to any significant degree.

Those who want and can afford a Vaughn Velocity pad, will buy one regardless. Those who can't afford it or do not see the value in spending the extra money, will either buy a set used off ebay or go the ******* route. Either way, it usually doesn't impact Vaughn's new sales.

The only time the OEM usually gets concerned is when a product is being set up to pass as the OEM...or in other words, is a fake and is intended to mislead the consumer. The ******* stuff is look-a-like for sure but no one is misled into thinking they are actually purchasing a Vaughn product.
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Old 03-06-2007, 08:07 AM
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Part of my problem is getting use to how much smaller then glove is. I find that a lot of shots that I think I can save, I end up a little short on catching.

You really have to almost palm the puck to save it. I guess I just got a little too dependent on using the pocket to save it and not my hand.

Saxon
Actually I find that you just need to follow the puck to the glove more precisely. I mean, I had a tough time at first with the smaller glove, now I love it and will never use one of those big clumbsy mitts again I don't catch many pucks in the palm of my glove either...most just go right into the pocket. Give it some time
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