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In the Uk the price gap between the two isn't that much :) You can get a composite extension less than $20

Hey, great question. Without knowing exactly what wheel/brand we cant be certain. However round and bullet wheels usually have 1mm difference hence the rubbing. We would recommend for the hi-lo chassis to only use the “bullet” hockey wheels

The wheels are 80mm Luminous wheels. The rubbing is lateral. There’s enough clearance at the top since the diameter is the same, but the wheels don’t taper to a point like the bullet profile indoor hockey wheels, and the Vapor aluminum frame gets narrower where it connects to the boot. It gets so narrow that there’s very little room on either side of the bullet profile wheels and the round wheels just rub. ☹️

Better be careful then, I had to take a second mortgage out to buy this

@@qaradigmHow long until you take out a third? I’m guessing 2 weeks?

did you have warranty for it

@@2quikforya I took of the barcode of and my dads credit card has a warranty

Yes it will fit. We put them on that helmet regularly

Hey Kevin, have you checked the chassis isn’t bent?

@@HockeyStationUK Thank you for the reply! I believe the chassis is not bent, as there were no issues prior to the wheel change and will confirm tonight. I am leaning toward the spacers not being accurate in size and have replacements arriving tonight to confirm that theory.

@@kevindaly2461 Okay, yes you will need the right spacers for the bolts/chassis. Spacers make a huge difference so once in the skate if not correct they won't spin freely.

@@HockeyStationUK Thank you again for the assistance. Last night I replaced the 3 spacers and everything works as expected, the previous spacers appear to be not as precise a measurement as the others.

Great question, it depends on which Bauer extension you have…but it might not sit flush in the shaft as slightly different shaft shape. If that’s all you have then you could always use a little tape on the extension that is going into the shaft. If you need anymore help give us a shout.

@@HockeyStationUK so which Bauer one do you think would fit the best

Hey John, we find recreational skaters love the feel of the Bauer X-LP skates for comfort and skating, so definitely have those top of the list. CCM skates are also great however that line is changing in the next few months so not many 560 available anymore. Regardless X-LP far more popular, your weight for these will be absolutely fine :-)

I will go with Bauer XLP then :D I hope they will last long! Thank you for your help!

Did you keep the original runner, or did you upgrade?

same runner, rec skater here, the skill of the sharpener matters more than the runner to me@@Cleanasdirt2182

I did not replace the runner. It feels fine to me. @@Cleanasdirt2182

I kept everything the same on the M4, I felt for me it was good as is@@Cleanasdirt2182

Bauer selling a skate for $900ish with those chassis should be a crime. Bauer Vapor 2X Pro were the last non-customized skates getting from Bauer. ...Well, until you consider the price of those when they were released.

​@@josephgrushack1485 I agree. Im fine because I have Vapor 2X Pro with cryptonium right now but when I see this crap I cant not leave a comment about it.

Joys of being a fit 3.....

A warrior one would 100% fit in it but also if you can’t get one of those then a Bauer one would slot in nicely too!

Yes, it’s the same stuff really

Yes it will, the end plug will come out pretty easy with a flat head ✌️

Obviously 😑

It honestly depends on their foot size. As long as their shoe size falls within youth 7-10 then it would work :-)

Can you confirm what size/flex the stick is? Plus has it been cut down?

I use a ccm stick and use the Bauer extender and it fits fine

They sure did!

They sure are ✌️

@@HockeyStationUK Okay nice thank you very much🙏🏻

It would have very big price

Yea 300 dollars

In Canada

Same here. I bought two of them and if I was a millionaire I’d buy a couple hundred no joke. Best stick I’ve ever used followed by the LXP ( LX Pro ). I bought them for my minor pro PIHA team and then got on an MHL team recently and they do great. It would be nice to get a 100 flex version. The 85 is nice but wish it was a little less whippy. Not too much less, but just a little stiffer and it would be perfect.

@@Imadiscordmod$429 cad

We would recommend to use a senior extension ✌️

@@HockeyStationUK OK👌🏽 Thanks you very much for that really quick response !!

jrjust had to extendd my bauer suprime intermediate tonight and the jr nexus carbon extention was perfect@@taetrocool6847

Yeah many extensions already come with glue, can confirm Bauer, True, A&R, Warrior and Howies Stick extensions come with a good amount of glue 😃

No, just tried with a hairdryer, the glue didn't melt.

If you’re looking at getting more into ice hockey and looking for agility on the ice then we would recommend the X3 skates.

Good question. So the 570 or 580 would already be a decent upgrade compared to the S25 skates. The 570 and 580 have the same holder and tongue. Slight difference in steel. The main difference is the boot construction in the stiffness rating, with the 580 being slightly stiffer. The 580 also has a slightly more flexible tendon guard. As a whole I don’t think it’s a deal breaker but trying on both would be the best bets so you can feel which one feels right. Either skate would fit the same but I would honestly say get sized up properly on a skate scanner, if you get the wrong length and or width then that’s not a great thing ✌️ Anymore questions give us a shout!

A - because he plays U18 and that level of play is very aggressive B - cuz top of the line sticks are lighter weight therefore more fragile My recommendation if you want long lasting good sticks, get the second best stick below the top of the line, similar specs but last longer

September 15th 👀

@@HockeyStationUK Thanks a lot!