The Ventus LT88 design features a full front surface with a single break outside roll to give the pads a solid shape. The pad is constructed around an internal foam core that is constructed with multiple density and thickness of foam in a precise arrangement to give the pad a very solid frontal blocking surface and firm perimeter edges for more blocking area.

The internal core of the pad has multiple layers of foam in different densities that allow the structure to flex and twist in critical locations to improve performance by allowing the pad to flex. This reduces and limits stress limits to the knees and hip joints allowing for proper anatomical pad position. This gives the goaltender added extension in the butterfly and faster pad rotation to square up to the pads and increase blocking surface even faster. The internal edge of the pad is designed with a wide landing area at the knee.

This creates added surface area for increased pad and body balance and also extends the knee landing pad farther behind the knee for increased coverage. The inner shin structure has a wide five-hole pad with a flat structure that flares and widens at the ankle and inside the scoop of the pad. This aligns the pad square to the ice and allows for more stability and control when sliding and moving on the ice.

The internal knee cradle has an angled strap system that positions the strap below the bend of the knee for added comfort and less friction during pad rotation. Knee cradle with adjustable retention strap supports the knee in the body of the pad to elevate the knee from the ice surface to provide superior and ergonomically correct body positioning. The leg cradle features a wide inside landing pad that is shaped to encapsulate the leg and cushion the body weight while going down on the ice surface.

Large outer calf guard pad covers gaps when tight against the post. The knee cradle and leg cradle function to provide precise pad control and faster response and creates a pivoting hinge so the pad will quickly rotate around the leg to effectively square up the pad to the most effective blocking position.