Supreme 180 vs x800 vapor

[mjpisat 36]

These are both number three from the top. Same holders and steel. And does that mean the pitch will be the same? Or my missing something

[gosinger 122]

One is a Supreme skate (common classification: more "neutral" pitch, anatomical fit), the other a Vapor skate (common classification: more "aggressive forward" pitch, V-shap fit). Completely different skates.

Pitch isn't just dependent on holder + steel, but also boot construction.

[mjpisat 36]

Cool. I know the general fit difference was curious about pitch.

Thanks

[MThockeydad 469]

One is a Supreme skate (common classification: more "neutral" pitch, anatomical fit), the other a Vapor skate (common classification: more "aggressive forward" pitch, V-shap fit). Completely different skates.

What does "anatomical" fit mean?

I have super skinny feet. My D-width Vapor 7.0's fit great through the instep and ankle. I have a lot of room in the toes and forefoot.

Do Supremes actually fit narrower?

(I'm the victim of having no LHS within 2 hours...and the one 2+hrs away is closed..so I have to rely on internet info.

Pitch isn't just dependent on holder + steel, but also boot construction.

Pitch as in the angle of the ankle/upper of the boot?

With the same holder and steel, there isn't much room for pitch. Vapor soles are relatively thin...they don't have any built in shim/thickness in the heel, do they?