Supreme One95 Classic skates?

[Rags81 0]

Anyone have any specs?

Pictures?

How to get them? Will any local shop be able to order them?

Thanks.

[larrivee 3]

I think it's Euro only, no?

[steelperformer 0]

Here they are. A buddy of me have them, he bought them here in germany.

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Spec is identical to 8090.

[larrivee 3]

Are they going to be released in North America as well?

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

No

[Rags81 0]

Thanks guys.

Man, those are sweet.

They look like a new version of my old Supreme Comp 5000.

They are only available in Europe??

Any way of getting them here? Any idea what the price tag is?

[Cavs019 710]

I'd kill for a pair of those. Or a new 8090 7D. :)

[coryroth24 15]

I'd kill for a pair of those. Or a new 8090 7D. :)

I'd kill you after your done killing for that pair of 7D 8090s! :lol:

[habsfan87 0]

I'd kill for a pair of those. Or a new 8090 7D. :)

I'd kill you after your done killing for that pair of 7D 8090s! :lol:

I'll jump on that grenade too I guess, except 9.5 D please....damn I wish they did these in N.A., I'd love to find some 8090's

[number21 3]

maybe all you guys can start an international hockey equipment pen-pals program. i am sure it would only subvert a few international trade laws. :lol:

[Hockeyman11385 1]

Just out of curiosity, why do you guys love these skates so much? With all of the new technology with respect to weight and fit (heat molding), why do you want the "older" technology?

Disclaimer: I haven't used the "older" stuff since around squirts or peewees so I don't have any real experience with the 8090's, 5000's, etc.

[YouTuuk 0]

Just out of curiosity, why do you guys love these skates so much? With all of the new technology with respect to weight and fit (heat molding), why do you want the "older" technology?

Disclaimer: I haven't used the "older" stuff since around squirts or peewees so I don't have any real experience with the 8090's, 5000's, etc.

Bauer 8090 can hardly be considered "old" - maybe early 2000's was the end of them.....Then they begat the Supreme 70 and so on till the Supreme One95....In fact Bauer 8090 were a light skate compared to Bauer 5000 and the like - plus they were heat moldable....but did not have the "newer" materials. It was the first to break from the "last" of the more narrow Bauer line, during their time the Bauer 8000 was out also, the Bauer 8090 being a wider skate.

[flyguy1697 0]

That is not what the kid on my teams One95 Classics look like, his are just solid black on the side with Tuuk+'s on them.

[YouTuuk 0]

That is not what the kid on my teams One95 Classics look like, his are just solid black on the side with Tuuk+'s on them.

Prolly S9's

[steelperformer 0]

Any way of getting them here? Any idea what the price tag is?

Here in germany are top-of-the-line skates are very expansive, the one95 Classic cost normally 679 Euro (ca. 862 US-Dollar). The one95 will cost less more.

[TBLfan 25]

It's no where near being worth the cost. You're looking at just under $1000 for a pair of skates. I'd keep looking at eBay, they pop up. There was a pair of skates up a week and a half ago, i just missed them. Funny thing was that it was a friends auction.

[ahbroody 1]

maybe all you guys can start an international hockey equipment pen-pals program. i am sure it would only subvert a few international trade laws. :lol:

I imagine it would be very easy. I can get cuban cigars shipped from switzerland into the US cheaper and easier then our canadian brothers to the north. US inspections on small packages apparently isnt so good.

[sweed 5]

A buddy of mine here in Sweden has got these skates and they are the "new" 8090. Looks really good I must say, except for the white stitching on the sides. Just makes it look a little to "junior" to me :) .

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

Wider-last skates (8090, Tacks, Flexlite) sell better in Europe because feet over there tend to be wider.

[epstud74 24]

I wonder why that is? Maybe it is cuz Euros walk more than we do?

[JR Boucicaut 3810]

It's one of those traits - Scandinavians tend to have really wide feet. Lots of EEs.

[jrhky36 1]

Just out of curiosity, why do you guys love these skates so much? With all of the new technology with respect to weight and fit (heat molding), why do you want the "older" technology?

Disclaimer: I haven't used the "older" stuff since around squirts or peewees so I don't have any real experience with the 8090's, 5000's, etc.

Bauer 8090 can hardly be considered "old" - maybe early 2000's was the end of them.....Then they begat the Supreme 70 and so on till the Supreme One95....In fact Bauer 8090 were a light skate compared to Bauer 5000 and the like - plus they were heat moldable....but did not have the "newer" materials. It was the first to break from the "last" of the more narrow Bauer line, during their time the Bauer 8000 was out also, the Bauer 8090 being a wider skate.

actually the 8090s go back aways the progression is: mega 90, air 90, 8090.

btw my 5000 i got in 98 were heat moldable.