Fit difference between older supremes and newer supremes

[strosedefence34 175]

Title pretty much says it all. What is the major fit differences between the newer supreme line and the older supreme line?

Right now I am skating in some Supreme one 70s (8D) and the fit is great. However my old skates which are my pond hockey skates are giving me nasty lace bite and I just can't skate on them anymore. I was looking into either getting a lower end supreme skate for pond hockey or I found an older pair of supreme 3000 (8D) online for a really good price however I cannot try them on.

[McDugan 89]

Having worn older Supremes and tried on skates in the OneX0 line, I don't think there's a significant difference at all.

The comment below made me realize I should add - for me, and at the time I tried them on. Everything varies - I've experienced a change in my feet over the past couple years as a result of wearing shoes without a heel-to-toe drop pretty much all the time, and whenever possible, "barefoot" style shoes with truly minimal soles. It hasn't been a huge change, but it was just enough to make Vapor boots a nice snug fit for me whereas before they were just too tight at the widest point of my feet. So mileage will always vary, BUT I personally didn't find the last on the boot to be any different.

[Andoy 5]

Many years ago I had to go down half a size due to the redesigned toecap

[strosedefence34 175]

So i bought these Bauer Supreme Custom 3000 off of ebay for $25 shipped just for pond hockey and outdoor rinks. The fit is some what the same. They are a little shallower then the one 70s and I would say a little shorter. I probably could have bought an 8.5D. Here is the long shot question can they be baked? I know baking started becoming a thing in the early 2000s. Im not sure of the age of the skates however my guess would be the 90s, but I figured I could be wrong as well.

[Hooah4 12]

I had a pair of those. From what I remember they were not designed to be bake-able (but for $25 shipped you may be able to take the risk). Your $ after all

The only way to break them in was to wear them back then.