CCM Vizion Intermediate Hockey Skates
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Serving players since 1988.Intro & New Features
Experience CCM’s new core boot technology, featuring a close to the foot, one-piece boot construction for maximum wrap. For ultimate connection to the ice, players can benefit from extreme responsiveness, nimbleness, and instant power transfer. With a sculpted design, it provides this skate with a sleek and profiled geometry with performance focused components.
Skate Fit Profile
The Vizion skate has three fit profiles that allow the player to choose a skate that best aligns with their foot profile in a particular skate family, removing limitations on choice based on fit instead of performance benefit. The Vizion skates come in the following fit profiles: Tapered, Regular, and Wide.
- Tapered: Narrow Forefoot, Narrow Heel, Low Volume
- Regular: Medium Forefoot, Medium Heel, Medium Volume
- Wide: Wide Forefoot, Wider Heel, Wide High Volume
Boot Construction & Stiffness Profile
These skates are built with CCM”s new Core Technology. Experience the future of skating through the new Core Boot. Designed with a close to the foot feel, the one-piece boot provides exceptional energy transfers for powerful and explosive strides. The reactive, lightweight materials, along with an Ergonomic shape come together to deliver the ultimate performance for hockey players while wearing these skates.
Liner & Internal Padding
As used in previous years of high-end CCM skates, the Vizion skate features the TotalDri Pro liner. This liner is a high-performance moisture-wicking material that is designed to keep feet dry and skates light, while the antimicrobial treatment fights odor and bacteria.
The inside of the skates also feature Direct-Ice ankle pads. Engineered for the elite skater, Direct-Ice ankle pads feature a new, super-responsive and slim design that revolutionizes your performance. Feel every subtle movement and react instantly, as Direct-Ice ankle pads ensure every powerful stride translates directly into unmatched acceleration and agility.
Tongue
The APDT Elite Tongue is a brand-new tongue on CCM skates along with the 2026 line of skates, a revolutionary lightweight design that is engineered for ultimate performance. Maximize energy transfers on every stride through an optimal forward flexion, with proven, pro-favored CCM lacebite technology.
Insoles
Engineered to enhance your on-ice performance, the new CCM Pro Pulse ultralight insoles deliver explosive power, unmatched stability, and custom comfort.
Steel/Runner, Holder & Blade Profile
CCM uses the Step Blacksteel on these skates, which is regarded as the highest quality standards in terms of steel, with Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating for superior glide and edge life. They feature +4mm height over standard runners for more longevity.
To keep the blades in place, CCM added the Speedblade XS Oversized Holders. This quick-release holder and blade lock system features an improved dial, for easier grip and quicker runner changes on the fly. The pro-inspired oversized holders generate a smoother, effortless glide to each stride.
Specifications
| Category | Elite / Pro-Inspired |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 7–10.5 (Tapered, Regular, Wide) • 11–12.5 (Regular) |
| Quarter Package | One-Piece Core Boot |
| Lining Material | TotalDri Pro |
| Ankle Padding | Direct-Ice Ankle Pads |
| Tongue | ADPT Elite Tongue |
| Footbed | CCM Pro Pulse |
| Thermoformable | Yes |
| Holder | Speedblade XS Oversized |
| Steel / Runner | Step Blacksteel |
| Holder & Steel Warranty | 365 Days |
| Boot Warranty | 90 Days |
CCM Skate Size Finder
Measure your foot in centimetres, enter it below, and we'll match you to the right CCM hockey skate size.
Measure sitting down with no weight on your foot. See "How to measure" below.
Widest point of your forefoot. Adding this gets you a fit profile (Tapered, Regular, or Wide).
Feet stop growing around 15 to 15 1/2. Never add more than 1 full size.
Your match
| CCM skate size (US) | 7 |
| US shoe size (men) | 8.5 |
| Euro shoe size | 42 |
| Chart foot length | 26 cm |
How to measure your foot
Always measure from a sitting position, not standing. With your full weight on your feet, your arch collapses and your foot appears longer and wider than it actually is.
- Place a soft 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 your big toe or second toe) lined up with the edge of the tape measure. Keep your weight off the foot.
- Mark the tape measure where the edge of your heel ends.
- Record the length in centimetres and enter it above.
If your measurement falls between two chart sizes, this tool automatically rounds up to the next size. For example, a 24.9 cm foot matches the 25.1 cm row, a CCM size 6.
What a proper fit feels like
Skates do not size like shoes. As a general guideline, your skate size will be about 1 1/2 sizes smaller than your shoe size.
A tight, snug fit in both length and width gives you the best performance and durability. If a skate is too big, your foot slides around inside the boot. You lose energy transfer, and over time the rubbing can lead to calcium deposits on the heel (Haglund's Deformity, often called "Bauer Bumps," though it can happen in any brand of skate).
The ideal fit test: 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. Now bend forward into a skating stance. Your toes should pull back slightly from the toe box. After heat fitting, your foot settles back into the foams and the length you felt in your skating stance becomes your standing fit.
Sizing kids with growth room
It's common, and usually recommended, to leave some growth room when buying skates for a child, but never more than 1 full size. Oversized skates hurt skating development and comfort.
Feet stop growing around ages 15 to 15 1/2. For players aged 14 to 15 1/2, add only half a size. Measure the foot the same way as above to find the true size, then use the growth room selector in this tool to move up 1/2 or 1 size.
Finding your width and fit profile
Length gets you the right size; width gets you the right fit profile. CCM skates come in three profiles: Tapered (narrow forefoot, narrow heel, low volume), Regular (medium width and volume, fits most players), and Wide (wide forefoot, wide heel, high volume).
To measure your width at home:
- Sitting down, place your foot on a blank sheet of paper in your usual skate socks.
- Trace your entire foot, holding the pen straight up and down against your foot.
- Measure the heel-to-toe length and the widest point of your forefoot, both in cm.
- Divide length by width. This is your width ratio.
Reading your ratio: over 3.0 means a narrow foot, so look at Tapered. Between 2.5 and 3.0 is a standard foot, so Regular is your starting point. Under 2.5 means a wide foot, so look at Wide.
If you land right on a boundary, you can usually go either way; try both profiles if you can. And if you have a high instep or have dealt with lace bite before, consider moving up one profile for the extra volume even if your ratio says otherwise. Width is also where an in-store fitting helps most, so if you're local, come see us in Langley and we'll scan your feet.
Full CCM sizing chart
| CCM Skate (US) | US Shoe (Men) | Euro Shoe | Foot Length (cm) |
|---|
Specifications
| Category | Elite / Pro-Inspired |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 7–10.5 (Tapered, Regular, Wide) • 11–12.5 (Regular) |
| Quarter Package | One-Piece Core Boot |
| Lining Material | TotalDri Pro |
| Ankle Padding | Direct-Ice Ankle Pads |
| Tongue | ADPT Elite Tongue |
| Footbed | CCM Pro Pulse |
| Thermoformable | Yes |
| Holder | Speedblade XS Oversized |
| Steel / Runner | Step Blacksteel |
| Holder & Steel Warranty | 365 Days |
| Boot Warranty | 90 Days |
CCM Skate Size Finder
Measure your foot in centimetres, enter it below, and we'll match you to the right CCM hockey skate size.
Measure sitting down with no weight on your foot. See "How to measure" below.
Widest point of your forefoot. Adding this gets you a fit profile (Tapered, Regular, or Wide).
Feet stop growing around 15 to 15 1/2. Never add more than 1 full size.
Your match
| CCM skate size (US) | 7 |
| US shoe size (men) | 8.5 |
| Euro shoe size | 42 |
| Chart foot length | 26 cm |
How to measure your foot
Always measure from a sitting position, not standing. With your full weight on your feet, your arch collapses and your foot appears longer and wider than it actually is.
- Place a soft 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 your big toe or second toe) lined up with the edge of the tape measure. Keep your weight off the foot.
- Mark the tape measure where the edge of your heel ends.
- Record the length in centimetres and enter it above.
If your measurement falls between two chart sizes, this tool automatically rounds up to the next size. For example, a 24.9 cm foot matches the 25.1 cm row, a CCM size 6.
What a proper fit feels like
Skates do not size like shoes. As a general guideline, your skate size will be about 1 1/2 sizes smaller than your shoe size.
A tight, snug fit in both length and width gives you the best performance and durability. If a skate is too big, your foot slides around inside the boot. You lose energy transfer, and over time the rubbing can lead to calcium deposits on the heel (Haglund's Deformity, often called "Bauer Bumps," though it can happen in any brand of skate).
The ideal fit test: 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. Now bend forward into a skating stance. Your toes should pull back slightly from the toe box. After heat fitting, your foot settles back into the foams and the length you felt in your skating stance becomes your standing fit.
Sizing kids with growth room
It's common, and usually recommended, to leave some growth room when buying skates for a child, but never more than 1 full size. Oversized skates hurt skating development and comfort.
Feet stop growing around ages 15 to 15 1/2. For players aged 14 to 15 1/2, add only half a size. Measure the foot the same way as above to find the true size, then use the growth room selector in this tool to move up 1/2 or 1 size.
Finding your width and fit profile
Length gets you the right size; width gets you the right fit profile. CCM skates come in three profiles: Tapered (narrow forefoot, narrow heel, low volume), Regular (medium width and volume, fits most players), and Wide (wide forefoot, wide heel, high volume).
To measure your width at home:
- Sitting down, place your foot on a blank sheet of paper in your usual skate socks.
- Trace your entire foot, holding the pen straight up and down against your foot.
- Measure the heel-to-toe length and the widest point of your forefoot, both in cm.
- Divide length by width. This is your width ratio.
Reading your ratio: over 3.0 means a narrow foot, so look at Tapered. Between 2.5 and 3.0 is a standard foot, so Regular is your starting point. Under 2.5 means a wide foot, so look at Wide.
If you land right on a boundary, you can usually go either way; try both profiles if you can. And if you have a high instep or have dealt with lace bite before, consider moving up one profile for the extra volume even if your ratio says otherwise. Width is also where an in-store fitting helps most, so if you're local, come see us in Langley and we'll scan your feet.
Full CCM sizing chart
| CCM Skate (US) | US Shoe (Men) | Euro Shoe | Foot Length (cm) |
|---|
