Intermediate New Bauer Supreme Mach Hockey Skates Pro Stock Size 5

BRAND NEW - BAUER SUPREME MACH HOCKEY SKATES Wear what the pros wear! Bauer Supreme Mach skates from a NCAA team. Size 5 Fit 2 with 246 Tuuk Lightspeed Edge holders and LS Pulse TI steel. These skates appear to be retail but are sourced from a pro teams locker room. The newest member of the Bauer Supreme family, these Mach skates were released just this past year in 2022. The Mach skate is engineered to maximize the transfer of energy with each stride, thereby augmenting power output and enhancing straight-line speed. The boot of the Mach skate is universally acclaimed for its remarkable fit, accommodating a variety of foot shapes and sizes, and ensuring an unmatched level of comfort. Whether you seek to skate faster or unleash a more powerful stride, the Mach skate is guaranteed to elevate your game to a new level of excellence. There is no warranty on this product. Returns are at the cost and responsibility of the buyer.

Bauer Supreme Mach hockey skates are designed for elite players who prioritize speed and power. They feature a lightweight, 3D lasted 12K Carbon Curv composite boot for stiffness and support, while the AMP Flex facing and reflex tendon allow for powerful strides. The skates come with a variety of runner options to suit different playing styles. Bauer skates are known for their innovation and performance, and the Supreme Mach is no exception, aiming to be the most advanced Supreme skate ever designed.

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The Mach is the premiere equivalent of the HyperLite skate. In my opinion, the Mach is really popular because it's all black and can look new even after two years of pretty intensive play. I know that color doesn't impact feel or performance... but the all black is one reason the Mach has been really popular. Also, the power of this skate is a lot like the Ultrasonic, which came out right before it. The Mach is super lightweight, which means you can go a lot faster, and of course, Supreme is always featuring new kinds of foam and other tech in their skates.

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Austin MacDonald