The Vaughn Ventus SLR2 Pro Carbon composite stick uses a full carbon fiber construction in order to give the elite level goalie the lightest stick Vaughn can offer. It uses an 18k carbon weave throughout the shaft, paddle and blade for a stiff yet durable feel that deflects pucks consistently. The paddle utilizes Vaughns internal foam matrix in order to dampen vibrations from shots. A bias weave construction increases the durability and stiffness of the blade which comes in Vaughns V31 curve. Coming in at 670 grams, Vaughn uses the most advanced materials to create a lightweight, durable option.

Shaft Construction
The shaft is made of a lightweight 18k carbon weave giving a lightweight balanced feel in a durable package.

Paddle Construction
The paddle of the SLR2 Pro Carbon stick is built of a durable high modulus 18k carbon fiber weave for enhanced stiffness allowing for good puck deflection and whip when shooting. The paddle has a thin profile reducing weight giving the SLR2 Pro Carbon stick a balanced feel in hand. Vaughn uses an internal foam matrix material to dampen and reduce vibrations from impact.

Blade Construction/Stiffness
The SLR2 Pro Carbon stick uses a blade made of the same 18k carbon fiber as is found on the paddle and shaft of the stick. Combined with a bias weave on it to reinforce and stiffen the blade and give it better durability.

Graphics
A glossy black or silver carbon fiber base is paired with white and green stripes to give the SLR2 Pro Carbon stick a sharp eye-catching look.

Grip
The SLR2 Pro Carbon stick uses a hexagonal grip pattern on the rounded shoulders providing good comfort and enough grip to keep your hand locked onto the stick while remaining slick enough to allow goalies to play the puck with ease.

Blade Patterns, Paddle Lengths, Stick Lengths, Weight, Level of Play
The SLR2 Pro Carbon stick is available in a 24, 25, 26 and 27 paddle length combined with Vaughns V31 curve. The SLR2 comes in at an impressive 670 grams making it a competitive option among other elite level sticks on the market.