New Skates

[d10 0]

I bought the One90's about 6 months ago. I initally felt pain with them, but I assumed it was just because they were new. Months later they were still killing me! I've re-baked them, stretched them, punched them out nothing worked.

I went to try on new skates today and didn't buy any as none of them felt good enough. I tried U+(which i was counting on purchasing) they felt very starange and boxy and had alot of heel slippage. I tried xxxx's, i wasn't convinced. Then i tried 0ne95's just for the hell of it and wasn't comfortable with buying something so close to the one90's

What should I do!!

[NWoodhockey17 0]

did you try to adjust your arch? cause thats the issue that i had. try putting the black superfeet in them. i think there's pretty large amount of people on here who have them in their skates.

[li7039 0]

try some other brands such as mission ,easton ,graf ,kor, etc

[legiahockey 3]

one95's may work for you. the fit is very different from the one90's. if they felt good go for them. great skate

[d10 0]

I already have grey superfeet in them. what's the difference between black and grey?

[Fredrik 0]

Black is for wider fitting skates.

[AnthonyJTa 0]

2 different types of "black" Superfeet, if I recall correctly... one type is the custom Superfeet. The retail black are for low-volume, tighter fitting footwear like loafers, etc. According to their website, "Yellow is the new grey", recommended for hockey skates... wider forefoot, ventilation, etc.

[RiSeOnFiRe 0]

try the other brands as li7039 said. If nothing fits right, u could even try some roller boots, although they may not provide the same amount of protection/stiffness. but u may find the fit u want.

[Bender 0]

try the other brands as li7039 said. If nothing fits right, u could even try some roller boots, although they may not provide the same amount of protection/stiffness. but u may find the fit u want.

*cough* Wicked 1's *cough*

As other people have said, just try on as many different brands/models as you can. Best of luck finding a skate that you feel comfortable wearing.