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  2. A2rhino
    Its very similar but has a bit more toe to it. Nice Max height though.
  3. iceman8310
    My custom bauer skates used to come with the Bauer Superfit insoles. I'd imagine they aren't available anymore. I like a really minimal insole. Is there something similar to get? Here's an example of the insole. NOT my Skates.
  4. Yesterday
  5. xstartxtodayx started following Bauer Aetrex Insoles vs. Bauer SpeedPlate vs. Superfeet
  6. xstartxtodayx
    I've used Superfeet Carbon in the past and they were ok but I would get some arch pain from them sometimes and in my newest skates (Jetspeed FT4 Pro) they just didn't sit right and created some painful edges on the inside of the foot. I have since switched to Sole brand which are heat moldable and don't have such an aggressive arch, they're night and day from the Superfeet in terms of comfort and support for my feet, also they have a nice pocket for the heel but it doesn't elevate it how Superfeet tend to do slightly. I have tried Bauer speed plates in the past and within 5 minutes I had to take them out, way too hard and uncomfortable, really made my arches hurt too which was disappointing since it was the first heat moldable pair I tried and I had high hopes.
  7. mcne0101
    I probably can't give you fully what you would like. But my son is 12 and the guy that fits his skates always recommended superfeet. Whenever I'd try to get him to try them he would say they weren't comfortable and want to get rid of them. This time around we did Bauer Aetrex Fit A insoles and he really loves them. Said they make his skates more comfortable than they've ever been. He skates a lot and never has issues with pain, even when he was on his new skates for the first time. Do them help his performance? No idea, but I'd imagine if he feels better in his skates his performance is better.
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  9. malcb33
    Does anyone know how the PRO92TM compares to the CCM P90TM?
  10. iceman8310
    Doing another big order with people if anyone wants to join in. If you do, please send me a message. This is the 4th order i've put together
  11. bthompson1286
    Hey everyone, I’m looking to get some opinions and real-world feedback on Bauer Aetrex, Bauer SpeedPlate, and Superfeet insoles. How has everyone’s experience been with these in terms of: Support (arch, heel lock, overall stability) Performance (stride power, edge control, energy transfer) Comfort and fit (break-in time, boot volume changes, hot spots, etc.) Durability and value over time If you’ve used one or more of these, I’d love to hear which worked best for you, what skates you’re using them in, and if you’d stick with them or switch next time. Thanks in advance — curious to hear everyone’s experiences!
  12. helmet91
    My boys have used Bauer in the past (don't last and get really stiff) and Elite... They're now using the Howie's offering. These are really nice because the cut resistant material is only around the ankle and on the back of the calf - this allows better airflow or the ability to breath. They're also much easier to put on.
  13. helmet91
    double post, sorry...
  14. helmet91
    To follow up, my sons received these sticks about a month ago. They love them! Back in August we ordered similar spec 'off the shelf' so they've been getting used to the differences in the PSHS vs their previous intermediate Bauer (custom Syncs and off the shelf Tracer). My P106 using son really likes the Pro 1616 and the P92 user is good with the Pro 92. The silver/black LA Kings colorway looks fantastic too! Tryouts start tonight... finger crossed that they do well. The transition from European back to NA hockey hasn't been too bad - these guys play D too, so there's so much less room to think and move out there!
  15. A2rhino
    I don't think they are particularly accurate with sticks as many sticks are different models with current model graphics. But it is a fun page to check out and see who's using what. I enjoy seeing the skate changes myself. Connor McDavid continues to try the newer CCM models but always goes back to his faithful JetSpeeds.
  16. Asian Tomatoe
    You have it right. That’s a size 10 skate, D forefoot width, A size heel with a toe cap from a size 7 skate.
  17. Hills
    Nothing beats Cutshield! Ridiculously soft as well
  18. Sniper9 started following Cut resistant socks
  19. Sniper9
    I like the Bauer ones. I've used them and howies only though. I like the Bauer's bc they don't have the slick polyester nylon feel and the kevlar material goes well below the ankle. The material also adds good grip with the lock fit liner in my Bauer skates. I found the howies a bit slick when when.
  20. Davideo
    I don't follow this sort of stuff very closely, but that is really cool
  21. A2rhino
    Happy to see they are now getting the credit they deserve. https://www.geargeek.com/equipment/pro-reserve-vs-stick
  22. shoe2010
    I can't answer that, but try sending the number to the manufacturer's general customer service email. I've done it twice and received complete build specs within a couple business days.
  23. bthompson1286
    There's a pair of pro stock skates I'm interested in that says 10 DAT 7. What does the T7 mean? size 10D/A, toe cap 7?
  24. flip12
    What's with the Piet Mondrian tape jobs?
  25. jkent27
    Plus one on the Swiftwick. I've used them for awhile and love them. They are compression type socks but I don't really find them hard to put on if you use the right technique. There's a couple good youtube vids to show you how to do it with minimal effort. I never knew I needed compression socks until I tried these.
  26. bthompson1286
  27. Westside
    I have tried too many cut resistant socks. If I had to recommend one above all others it’d be cut shield. Unfortunately they’d likely be too big for your 7 year old. They do offer sleeves in youth sizes which would work https://www.cutshield.com/product/footless-tubes/ If you’re adamant about socks and not sleeves. Aycane is my second suggestion. They have multiple sizes to fit just about all foot sizes. https://aycane.com/en-us/collections/youth-hockey/products/a-shield-skate-socks I find all cut resistant skate socks to be far too tall. They basically go to your knee which keeps your entire lower leg warm. I’ve cut mine down so they fall just below my calf. Once you cut the height to the desired length simply fold over the top and stitch em down. Takes less than five minutes. Plus side is you basically make cut resistant sleeve wraps with the excess
  28. bthompson1286
    Found this but doesn’t answer all of them
  29. Dmitrakov
    what is this an order form for team sticks?
  30. A2rhino
    you can find a handfull of these here. https://www.modsquadhockey.com/patterndb/
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