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We usually recommend going down 1-1.5 sizes from your shoe, so if you're a size 10 shoe, an 8.5 skate would work!

The FV1 face shield does not fit properly on all helmets. Which helmet do you have? We have a compatibility chart on this page, if you wanted to take a look - www.purehockey.com/product/ccm-fv1-full-face-shield-senior/itm/37203-41/. Let us know if you have more questions!

The MACH skates will have a bit of a stiffer boot with an upgrade in materials, AMP flex facing so you'll have more ankle mobility, more comfort in the liner and better protection in the tongue. The M5 Pro is still a great quality skate; not a massive step down from the MACH, so if you are someone who skates 1-2 times a week, the M5 Pro is a great option!

It will depend which youth helmet you have. Please see our chart on the Bauer Concept 3 Shield - Junior page. That has compatibility for most helmets. www.purehockey.com/product/bauer-concept-iii-full-face-shield-junior/itm/12178-21/

This is an older video but we do recommend a neck guard. USA Hockey will also be mandating them for the beginning of next hockey season. Check out all of our neck guard options here - www.purehockey.com/c/hockey-protective-neck-wrist-guards

The FT4 Pro will have synthetic leather on the outside, more premium foams, and polygiene treated laminated liner to help eliminate odor.

The FT6 will be constructed with more premium materials in the shaft and blade. This will also make the stick lighter. It may depend on how much you're on the ice and if you're looking to stay within a certain budget. If you're on the ice more frequently we'd recommend the FT6, otherwise, the Team is a good option!

That's a good place to start, and usually fits well. If you order skates online make sure when you put them on, you also tie them up to see how they feel. If you are close to a store, you can get your foot scanned to see what size would be recommended for you!

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The X5 Pro skate will have a little more padding around the ankles, with a stiffer boot to give you more support. This will make these skates a little more comfortable but depending on how much you play, the X4 wouldn't be a bad option.

The slightly orange color may come from the green screen when shooting the video, but the pop of color on these skates is red.

They are nice gloves, and the ventilation is key!

Yes, the Bauer Pro Series gloves will fit very similar to the Nexus 2900 gloves.

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These eyelets have a similar look to the Vapor 3X Pro but to give the X5 Pro more durability, Bauer reinforced the top eyelets.

Awesome! Hope you're lighting up the knee hockey rink with it.

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Vaughn gloves are heat moldable to offer a precise fit. The best way to break it in would be to take it to your local Pure Hockey and have them heat it in their skate oven. Other than that, you can run hot water through the inside of the glove and the break of palm. That will help soften up the internal padding of the glove and allow you to better work the glove in. Hope that helps!

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The biggest difference with the HyperLite 2 skates that Bauer focused on will be the new PowerFly holder and improvements on the tongue for better comfort. The original HyperLite skates are still great, so can't go wrong either way!

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Within a decent budget, of course

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Thank you for the feedback!

I will say this after a few weeks of skating on them- great feel and still a great skate. Almost 15 years of being off the ice and my feet feel fantastic!

Yes, that should fit properly!

The heel in the Tacks would be bigger than the JetSpeed.

@@purehockey CCM told me that the Jetspeeds had a bigger heel pocket than the Tacks so I was confused, cuz they made the Tacks lineup to have more volume and stiffness so it didn't quite make sense to me that the heel pocket would be bigger than a Jetspeed. Thank you for the clarification!

Yes, this will work with the XT85 helmet.

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Everyone is different with what feels best to them. The 1-1.5 size is a general guide and starting point for people who are starting out. We will always suggest going into the closest Pure Hockey store to get your foot scanned and sized.

A lot of people seem to like the stick. We've had some reviews about the blade not being great, but plenty of people with no issues as well!

Even monsters can fit in skates!

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The stiffness rating is 180. In comparison, the FT4 Pro has a stiffness rating of 195.

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Bauer will be releasing a new Nexus stick. It will likely be released this summer. Waiting or buying now would depend on if you need a stick immediately or not.

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The 3X is a higher model than the X3. The biggest difference will be a stiffer boot in the 3X, an upgraded liner, and more protection in the tongue. If you skate occasionally the X3 would be a good option. If you're skating 1+ times a week in a league, we would recommend going with a higher model like the 3X.

The Bauer Vapor 2X is a higher model skate, so has a few more upgraded features. It will have a stiffer boot, upgraded liner, more foam inside, and more protection in the tongue.

Thank you for the feedback!

Thank you! That's great they lasted 10 years. If you play a lot, the X4 or X5 Pro would be good options! Please reach out if you have any questions 866-787-3462 or customerservice@purehockey.com

We do have contests every so often where you could win sticks or other items. Keep your eyes peeled for those!

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Thank you for the feedback. Going 1-1.5 sizes down is a general guide for beginners and female sizing will vary as well, going down 2-2.5 from their shoe size. Everyone will be slightly different with their preference for fit but it's a starting point. We always recommend coming into a store to get sized properly.

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