Warrior Alpha LX 40 vs Bauer Vapor X900 Lite Hockey Gloves
Put hockey gloves head to head to compare size, weight, and more.
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Featured Deal
$83.97
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Featured Deal
$58.99
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| Hockey Gloves | Bauer Vapor X900 Lite Hockey Gloves | Warrior Alpha LX 40 Hockey Gloves |
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| Summary | ||
| Rating |
98%
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95%
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| Rank | ||
| Glove Inserts | No | |
| Age Group | Junior | |
| Shell Material | Pro nylon mesh and cable mesh Pro nylon mesh and cable mesh | |
| Palm Material | QUATTRO Grip QUATTRO Grip | |
| Finger Joints | 3-piece fingers 3-piece fingers | |
| Liner | THERMO MAX with Sanitized technology THERMO MAX with Sanitized technology | |
| Padding | dual density foam with poly insert dual density foam with poly insert | |
| Warranty | 90 Days 90 Days | |
| Product Line | Vapor Vapor | |
| Size | 13.0",15.0" 10.0",11.0",12.0" | |
| Color | Black,Black/Red Black | |
| Details | ||
| Brand | Bauer | Warrior |
| Prices | ||
| MSRP | $83.97 | $59.99 |
| Used Price | $58.78 | $41.99 |
| Sale Price | $75.57 | $53.99 |
Hockey Gloves Descriptions
Bauer Vapor X900 Lite Hockey Gloves
The Bauer Vapor X900 Lite Hockey Gloves provide great protection and comfort for the player. They have a great fit and feel, and the fingers have a natural curve to them which allows for great stick control. The palms are made of a soft, textured material that provides good grip and feel, and the back of the hand is made of a lightweight, breathable fabric that helps keep the hands cool and dry.
Warrior Alpha LX 40 Hockey Gloves
The Warrior Alpha LX 40 Hockey Gloves are designed for the player who wants a pro glove without the pro price tag. These gloves feature a lightweight and durable construction with a pro-level fit. The palm is made of goat skin leather for a soft feel and great grip, while the backhand is constructed of synthetic leather for durability. The fingers are also reinForced with plastic inserts for added protection. The gloves have an adjustable wrist strap for a custom fit, and they come in black with white accents.
