More Power In Your Stride

Bauer has captured over 800,000 foot scans on Bauer 3D Scanners across the globe, and this presented them with a ton of fit data that drove the decision to rethink the way skates get fit. You can now choose the style of skate that fits your game best.

Fit 1 = Low Volume, Narrow Width (closest aligned to the Vapor fit profile)

Fit 2 = Medium Volume, Medium Width (closest aligned to the Supreme fit profile)

Fit 3 = High Volume, Wide Width (closest aligned to the Nexus fit profile)

Click here to learn more about Bauer's Performance Skate Fit System

Asymmetrical Toe Cap

Making its debut on a Supreme skate after a successful launch on Vapor, this low volume toe cap was also designed based on the data collected from the Bauer 3D scanner. The reduced volume results in improved fit and translates to enhanced push off on every skate stride.

Improved Mobility

There's been a consistent trend driven by skating instructors looking to increase a skater's range of motion to increase stride length for a more powerful stride. Up until now this was achieved by dropping an eyelet when lacing up the skate. The UltraSonic skate has been engineered to allow a deeper knee bend and we're big fans of this direction here at the shop.

The Reflex Tendon Guard, Reflex Pro tongue, and Symmetrical Taper work together to improve range of motion, increasing every stride's length and level of power. The new ReFlex tongue is a huge improvement over the Supreme 2S Pro tongue, which was too thick and bulky for a lot of players. It features a dual injected insert for protection and has a new comfort liner inside that has an amazing feel.

Symmetrical Taper

The Symmetrical Taper creates more wrap over top of the foot. This new boot cut allows for a deeper forward flex while loading energy in your stride.

There's been a consistent trend driven by skating instructors looking to increase a skater's range of motion to increase stride length for a more powerful stride. Up until now this was achieved by dropping an eyelet when lacing up the skate. The UltraSonic skate has been engineered to allow a deeper knee bend and we're big fans of this direction here at the shop.

The second zone, known as the transition zone, sits on a 9-foot radius, which helps transition the players stride from rapid acceleration to measured, longer striding. The center of gravity shifts slightly back from the Acceleration stride.

The third zone, located toward the heel, is the speed zone. Leveraging an 11-foot radius, the player is now maximizing their blade to ice contact for an efficient power transfer and straight-line speed.

The final zone, found at the heel of the blade, is the stability zone. This area holds a 13-foot radius to provide balance as players shift between their edges when pivoting and absorbing contact.