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wow... dual zone liner, I wonder why didn't anybody think of this before.... ohh wait, somebody did.

I'm Batman :lol:

Gold flatheads and washers... hm... that makes perfect sense given that TO has the gold accents on the boot, nice touch there Bauer. I only hope that the new vapor line is going to have platinum on and not silver. It's a joke. Sorry, you thought I was serious? :lol:

Gold flatheads and washers... hm... that makes perfect sense given that TO has the gold accents on the boot, nice touch there Bauer. I only hope that the new vapor line is going to have platinum on and not silver.

Hey guys, is it me not seeing well, cause I can't see any copper rivets on the TotalONE. Can't say for the whole lineup, pics too small.

You're just wrong, let's leave it at that. Will happily leave it like that, but I didn't say the price for the OS wasn't included in the price, only that a preinstalled OS is cheaper than one bought at retail, which is logical. I couldn't find a better comparison, sry. If I'm wrong or right that's a different discussion, at the end I just hope you understood what I was trying to say.

My head hurts, I guess this is what happens when english is not my first language, so I'll give it another shot. What I was trying to say all along is that it's much better to get a one95 on closeout than a one100, since it's the same skate. After that I wanted to say they could have incorporated some new tech in the new one100 and not just the totalone, like the fusion blade for example. At this point someone said the price for a one100 will be around 600$, lower than when the one95 was launched, 650$. Then someone else said the price of the one100 would rise if they had the fusion blades on and gave a reason for that "if they were to add the fusion steel which costs $100". NOW, what I wanted to say was that they could put the fusion steel on because it doesn't cost them that much to produce and the one100 is a dressed up version of the one95, so it shouldn't be that expensive NOW. Think of it this way, when you buy a laptop you can have a preinstalled windows or something else, linux, whatever, or nothing and you would have to buy a windows license, SO in the price of the laptop with preinstalled windows there is an amount payed for the OS, BUT it's much cheaper than if you bought it yourself (the fusion blades are the OS). I really hope you get what I wanted to say because i can't be any clearer than that and if not F**K it, there was a logical point in there somewhere, but let's leave it like that. Cheers

Listen you guys I don't want to get in an argument with you, if you want to pay 600$ for a repainted one95 ok, but please don't tell that the price for a pair of fusion blades is 100$ ok, that is what you pay for a pair, not the cost for Bauer to put them on a skate

Low than when the ONE95 came out, what I meant is that you're better off getting a pair of one95 on closeout than getting the new one100 since it's the same skate. Like I said, it's great they developed all this new tech but don't keep it all in just one skate. They could've at least put a fusion runner on the one100 and keep the tongue, outsole and liner for the TotalONE. It's kinda like what CCM did with the first generation of U+.

POV on the TotalONE from a Bauer whore. I want to start that I haven't seen the skate or anything, I just want to say something about the new Bauer skates and what I understood from the 2010 catalog. First, the top of the line in the supremes is the TotalOne, the reason I think it has a limited number of pairs is the price, not something like a one-off or something special that is going to be discontinued. Now, what I really don't like about the new line, well first the price of the top of the line in my opinion is to high, but they got new tech in them so I'll give them that, second would be that they did not incorporate any new tech in the One100, it's the one95 with a different tongue and color scheme and that won't justify the price when they'll come out. Another thing, the ONE80 which should be a ONE75 doesn't have the texalium outsole, just a full composite, whatever that is. In conclusion, I think the TotalONE is going to change the hockey skate forever, I mean we are talking about specs that if someone else hears them would think at first we're talking about supercars, but what I really don't like is the price and not the fact that is to high for a pair of skates, is that there is a first now. I am 100% sure that when the new vapor line will appear, it will be the same thing all over again, with a 800$ top of the line skate and that's cool, but I hope that some new tech found in the top vapor will find a place in the next lower model and won't be the case of a super vapor and the next lower end just a x:60 with a different paint job.

Does anyone have any info about what steel is going to be on the new Vapor X60 LE, because now I see that more and more online stores advertise them as having standard LS2 steel, there are but a few that say they'll have the new fusion steel, hockeymonkey and that's about it. EDIT: monkey dropped the fusion steel

I know that before the se came out the x:60 on icewarehouse were 599$, or I may be mistaken

Yep not a fake, I'm glad I waited for these to come up, but I still hoped for something that doesn't looks like a roller skate converted to ice. Still, they look vicious. Love the instant price drop on the regular x60 LOL edit: Does the tongue look different to anyone else? like not using the same rubber like abrasion resistant material?