Help identifying year/info on these Easton Ultra Lite Pro's

[RodneyPierce 11]

I just snagged these for my son from Play it again.  They have never been worn.

I'm trying to find info on them but having trouble.  Basically just specs, boot composition, etc.  

 

[Buzz_LightBeer 969]

Early 2000's, I believe they were one model below the UL Pro and Z-Air with the horrible black/green carbon fiber holder

 

https://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/downloads/easton2002.pdf

 

Some similar info there

Edited February 11, 2023 by Buzz_LightBeer

[start_today 770]

How old is your son? Are these skates older than he is? 

[RodneyPierce 11]

11 hours ago, Buzz_LightBeer said:

Early 2000's, I believe they were one model below the UL Pro and Z-Air with the horrible black/green carbon fiber holder

 

https://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/downloads/easton2002.pdf

 

Some similar info there

Thank you!!!  He is in love with the things so I guess it doesn't really matter.  Haha.  I picked them up and was instantly impressed by how stiff they were.

Looks like they are bakeable as well.  That was my main question.  

Thanks again!  Pretty nice skates for 30.00!

Edited February 11, 2023 by RodneyPierce

[RodneyPierce 11]

Just now, start_today said:

How old is your son? Are these skates older than he is? 

Haha, they sure are!  He is 9.

[RodneyPierce 11]

On 2/11/2023 at 7:54 AM, start_today said:

How old is your son? Are these skates older than he is? 

He got to use them yesterday.  Loves em!

[Buzz_LightBeer 969]

A - they're probably noticeably heavier than current skates but if theres comfort, who cares

B - that parabolic steel was notorious for breakage, I'd keep my eyes on SLS or similar and have a backup pair sooner rather than later

C - LocTite the blade anchors so you dont lose one

[RodneyPierce 11]

On 2/12/2023 at 11:40 AM, Buzz_LightBeer said:

A - they're probably noticeably heavier than current skates but if theres comfort, who cares

B - that parabolic steel was notorious for breakage, I'd keep my eyes on SLS or similar and have a backup pair sooner rather than later

C - LocTite the blade anchors so you dont lose one

They are a little heavy, but he said they are the most comfortable skates he has ever worn.

I'm on the extra set of blades.

First thing I did was loctite the bolts 🙂

Edited February 15, 2023 by RodneyPierce

[RodneyPierce 11]

On 2/12/2023 at 11:40 AM, Buzz_LightBeer said:

A - they're probably noticeably heavier than current skates but if theres comfort, who cares

B - that parabolic steel was notorious for breakage, I'd keep my eyes on SLS or similar and have a backup pair sooner rather than later

C - LocTite the blade anchors so you dont lose one

The holders say they are a 250mm holder.  The size charts say the holder should be a 246mm, but its clear as day stamped 250L and 250R.  They are size 5.5 skates.  Is it possible that they do indeed take a 246mm blade?

[Monty22 832]

No, the size on the holder will indicate the size of the steel. 

[RodneyPierce 11]

3 minutes ago, Monty22 said:

No, the size on the holder will indicate the size of the steel. 

There is quite literally zero literature or information showing a 250mm runner in Parabolic or Parabolic II steel.  Hence the confusion.  Lol

[Buzz_LightBeer 969]

https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/holders-runners-replacement-steel/4197968-easton-parabolic-steel-ii-runners?referral_code=Zydo441
 

I believe this guy may have what you’re after

[RodneyPierce 11]

5 hours ago, Buzz_LightBeer said:

https://sidelineswap.com/gear/hockey/holders-runners-replacement-steel/4197968-easton-parabolic-steel-ii-runners?referral_code=Zydo441
 

I believe this guy may have what you’re after

None of them are 250.  I'm just going to measure what's in there and see what they measure, then go from there.