Used Intermediate Bauer Vapor 2X Pro Hockey Skates Narrow Width Size 5

Used one season. 1 set of carbon blades included. Shoe size 5, narrow foot The Bauer Vapor 2X Pro hockey skate is designed for the elite players who skate 4-5+ times per week and need a lightweight, high-performing skate to play their best every time they step on the ice. Low-profile design for an enhanced fit DYNAFLEX System for ultimate performance Aero Foam Pro padding for improved comfort and fit Lock-Fit Pro liner for premium durability Tuuk Lightspeed EDGE holder for a locked-in feel Tuuk LS5 runner for long-lasting edge life When purchasing a new pair of hockey skates, it is important to focus on fit. If you’re unsure which skate line or model fits your foot best, or if you want an accurate measurement and assessment, visit your local Pure Hockey. The Vapor 2X Pro is Bauer’s low-profile skate, ideal for players with low-volume foot dimensions. Bauer takes this fit to the next level by implementing their DYNAFLEX System into the 2X Pro model, constructed to provide ultimate performance.

The Bauer Vapor 2X Pro hockey skates are lightweight and designed for agility, making them perfect for players who prioritize quickness on the ice. They feature Bauer's DYNAFLEX system with an asymmetrical toe cap for a low-volume fit, along with a carbon composite quarter package for stiffness and energy transfer. The 2X Pro also feature the Tuuk Lightspeed Edge holder which stabilizes the skate and makes it feel extremely secure.

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One of the things that makes the 2X Pro great is how light it feels. It's an extremely lightweight boot that is also really durable. It's a predecessor to what you see in the HyperLite these days. Very durable but also very light. So the 2X Pro is perfect for agility, cutting back and forth across the ice. And, it still has good power. At the professional level, some NHL players use the 2X Pro and have no issues. It’s a skate that will last you. Mine are still fine to play in even after years. It's a skate built to last.

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Austin MacDonald