Bauer SE Equipment

[StamkosWannaBe 0]

hey guys,

ive seen some equipment around from bauer that have SE on it (bauer supreme one75SE, and the totaloneSE skates) there may be a couple more of theses 'SE' products but these are the ones i have seen/heard of. if anyone could shed some light on the subject and explain what the differences are between the SE model and the normal model that would be great

[Top Cheese 0]

Usually it's just cosmetics.

[Tman09 0]

I assume the "SE" means Special Edition, in which case it's probably just cosmetic difference, like Top Cheese said. Ex: Vapor X:60 SE skates were just a different color than the "regular" Vapor X:60 skates.

[DolomaticDangles 13]

I know the X60 LE stick has that matte finish, I don't think the normal one does

[Top Cheese 0]

^ This is true

[Gefiltefish 9]

I know the X60 LE stick has that matte finish, I don't think the normal one does

It was also offered in the P02 and P14 patterns which (when the X60 SE was originally released) were not available as a standard retail stick. P14 has since been added to several '11 models.

[elpresidente99 1]

You have to distinguish between SE and LE. THe LE is the limited edition with other colors but same skate or stick.

The SE i think is only specified for the EUROPEAN marked, but i don't know the difference its only the Se after the name.

Greetz

[JSK81 400]

I've also understood the SE (Special Edition?) versions are for European market. The box of my TO skates reads "Bauer Totalone SE", and x60 sticks in stores with Finland graphics have the text "X:60 SE" on them.