Bauer Supreme Fuse Junior Hockey Skates
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The top-of-the-line skates from Bauer in 2026 are the Bauer Supreme Fuse Hockey Skates. These skates feature numerous upgrades from the Supreme Shadows, including Fuse Forged Carbon, AMP Flex 3.0 Facing, and the Asymmetrical Toe Cap. With Supreme skates, it’s all about power and making the most out of every stride, and Bauer has enhanced the ability to do just that with these skates.
Skate Fit Profile
The Supreme Fuse Junior hockey skates come in Bauer’s D & EE widths, which are available in 1-3.5 in full and half size increments.
- D = Regular Fit
- EE = Wide Fit
Boot Construction & Stiffness
The Supreme Fuse skates are built with a Fuse Forged Carbon outsole. The Fuse outsole is a one-piece rigid composite construction offering a push plate under the foot to reduce any compression or energy loss through the stride. This stiffens the lower portion of the skate to optimize energy transfer from the load to explode mechanics of skating. Bauer has also integrated the Fusion 12K CURV Composite into the construction of this skate, which makes the skate both lightweight and thermoformable. The Thermoformable Anaform Upper adds to the moldable properties of the boot.
Liner & Internal Padding
The liner is made of sublimated hydrophobic microfibre to keep your feet cool, dry, and fresh for longer on the ice. The skates use Aerofoam+ Technology in the ankle padding, which is designed a bit thicker than conventional foam for more comfort, and it is also more form-fitting and thermoformable.
Tongue
This skate uses a Pro Stock Felt tongue comes stock in the Fuse which provides exceptional protection against lace bite and impact to ensure maximum comfort and support during intense gameplay. Its pro stock design ensures a professional-level fit, feel, and responsiveness, giving players the confidence to push their limits on the ice.
Toe Cap
The Fuse Junior skates utilizes the asymmetrical toe cap, a concept that has been observed in previous high-end Bauer skates. While maintaining the same level of protection, this toe cap decreases the amount of negative space in the boot. This improves the overall fit and allows for enhanced energy transfer from boot to skate. Bauer designed this toe cap on the data collected from a variety of scans conducted by the Bauer 3D scanner.
Tendon Guard
Bauer’s original Flex tendon guard has been redefined in the new Reflex tendon guard for 2026. This tendon guard does not use inserts, and its aggressive shape and flex notches add spring to your stride while keeping it tough enough to recoil back quickly, ready to strike again.
Lacing System
Following a similar theme to the Supreme skate lines, the Fuse uses a new Active Motion Performance flex into the skate. The new AMP Flex 3.0 facing, is a flex technology added to the top 3 eyelets to allow increased forward flex through the skating stride, enhancing range of motion for the skater. This innovation has been modified to help skaters tie their skates to the top eyelet while retaining optimal flex in their ankles.
Insoles
The Supreme Fuse Junior skates use a Lock-Fit footbed, completing the lining. Lock-Fit is designed to, as the name suggests, lock your foot in place and make it easier for you to push off and keep control of your skating.
Steel/Runner & Blade Holder
The Fuse Junior skates use the Powerfly holder. This holder has been designed to adapt and respond to every skating move by focusing on three areas: the front post, the back post, and the hyperbolic bridge. The stiff front post increases energy transfer in every stride, while the flexible back post delivers faster side-to-side motions and aids in quicker pivots and transitions. The hyperbolic bridge optimizes balance and power to help keep you unstoppable on the ice. This skate uses the Fly-X steel, which is a stainless steel designed for enhanced edge retention.
Sizing
The Bauer Supreme Fuse Junior Hockey Skates come in sizes 1-3.5 in a regular and wide skate widths.
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Category | Elite/Pro-Inspired |
| Sizes | 1-3.5 |
| Quarter Package | Fusion 12K CURV |
| Facing/Flex | AMP Flex 3.0 Facing | Reflex Tendon |
| Lining Material | Lock-Fit Pro |
| Ankle Padding | Aerofoam+ |
| Tongue | Pro Stock |
| Footbed | Lock-Fit |
| Thermoformable | Anaform Upper |
| Heat Moldable | Yes |
| Outsole | Fuse Forged Carbon |
| Toe Cap | Asymmetrical |
| Holder | Powerfly |
| Steel/Runner | Fly-X |
| Holder Warranty | 365 Days |
| Boot & Steel Warranty | 90 Days |
Hockey Player Skate Sizing Guide
When sizing for the correct size of a skate, we always advise taking the measurements below from a sitting position and not standing upright. Additional weight on your foot/feet can skew your result and misrepresent your foot size. The reason for this is that as you put your full weight on your feet, the arch of your foot will collapse and cause your foot to appear wider or longer than it actually is.
As well, please be aware that skate sizes and shoes sizing do not match exactly. As a general guideline, skates size 1 ½ sizes smaller than shoes.
It is ideal for a player to have a tight, snug fit both in length and width as this will provide the best performance and durability. If a skate is too big you will feel your feet slide around and you will not get the full performance out of the skates and can also develop calcium deposits - Haglund’s Deformity or “Bauer Bumps” for lack of a better term although this issue doesn’t only occur with Bauer models.
An Ideal Fit: Stand with your skates laced and your heel snug in the heel cup. Your toes should just barely feather the end of the toe box. Bend forward into a skating stance. Your toes should pull back slightly from the toe box. Once heat fit, your foot should slide back into the foams of the skate and the length you felt in your skating stance will more-or-less become you standing size.
To obtain the measurement above you will need a soft tape measure and a pen. Start by placing the tape measure flat along the ground in a straight line. Sitting in a chair, place your foot down with the longest point of your foot (usually big toe, or second toe) in line with the edge of the tape measure. Make sure you keep your weight off of your foot. Take a pen and mark the tape measure where the edge of your heel ends. Record this length in cm. This measurement will correspond with the sizing charts in each brand below, if you do not see your exact measurement, select the size with the next size increment above your measurement (i.e. you measure 24.9 cm, you would select 25.1 cm or Size 6).
Sizing Children for Growth Room: If you are purchasing skates for your child, it is common and usually recommended to add some additional room in the skate to increase the last, we recommend no more than 1 full size. Feet stop growing around ages 15 – 15 ½, and from ages 14 - 15 ½ we would recommend adding only half (1/2) a size in length. Follow the same measurement instructions as above, once you obtain your true size move up ½ or 1 size.
***Sizing of skates is very preference based and these measurements will not guarantee a fit that is right for you. Please use these as general guidelines, for the most accurate fit we always recommend getting measured by a professional skate fitter at our store or your local pro shop.***
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Category | Elite/Pro-Inspired |
| Sizes | 1-3.5 |
| Quarter Package | Fusion 12K CURV |
| Facing/Flex | AMP Flex 3.0 Facing | Reflex Tendon |
| Lining Material | Lock-Fit Pro |
| Ankle Padding | Aerofoam+ |
| Tongue | Pro Stock |
| Footbed | Lock-Fit |
| Thermoformable | Anaform Upper |
| Heat Moldable | Yes |
| Outsole | Fuse Forged Carbon |
| Toe Cap | Asymmetrical |
| Holder | Powerfly |
| Steel/Runner | Fly-X |
| Holder Warranty | 365 Days |
| Boot & Steel Warranty | 90 Days |
Hockey Player Skate Sizing Guide
When sizing for the correct size of a skate, we always advise taking the measurements below from a sitting position and not standing upright. Additional weight on your foot/feet can skew your result and misrepresent your foot size. The reason for this is that as you put your full weight on your feet, the arch of your foot will collapse and cause your foot to appear wider or longer than it actually is.
As well, please be aware that skate sizes and shoes sizing do not match exactly. As a general guideline, skates size 1 ½ sizes smaller than shoes.
It is ideal for a player to have a tight, snug fit both in length and width as this will provide the best performance and durability. If a skate is too big you will feel your feet slide around and you will not get the full performance out of the skates and can also develop calcium deposits - Haglund’s Deformity or “Bauer Bumps” for lack of a better term although this issue doesn’t only occur with Bauer models.
An Ideal Fit: Stand with your skates laced and your heel snug in the heel cup. Your toes should just barely feather the end of the toe box. Bend forward into a skating stance. Your toes should pull back slightly from the toe box. Once heat fit, your foot should slide back into the foams of the skate and the length you felt in your skating stance will more-or-less become you standing size.
To obtain the measurement above you will need a soft tape measure and a pen. Start by placing the tape measure flat along the ground in a straight line. Sitting in a chair, place your foot down with the longest point of your foot (usually big toe, or second toe) in line with the edge of the tape measure. Make sure you keep your weight off of your foot. Take a pen and mark the tape measure where the edge of your heel ends. Record this length in cm. This measurement will correspond with the sizing charts in each brand below, if you do not see your exact measurement, select the size with the next size increment above your measurement (i.e. you measure 24.9 cm, you would select 25.1 cm or Size 6).
Sizing Children for Growth Room: If you are purchasing skates for your child, it is common and usually recommended to add some additional room in the skate to increase the last, we recommend no more than 1 full size. Feet stop growing around ages 15 – 15 ½, and from ages 14 - 15 ½ we would recommend adding only half (1/2) a size in length. Follow the same measurement instructions as above, once you obtain your true size move up ½ or 1 size.
***Sizing of skates is very preference based and these measurements will not guarantee a fit that is right for you. Please use these as general guidelines, for the most accurate fit we always recommend getting measured by a professional skate fitter at our store or your local pro shop.***
