True Catalyst 9 Skate // On-Ice Review

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  • čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
  • IW Hockey reviews the True Catalyst 9 Ice Hockey Skates.
    Available at www.icewarehouse.com/descpage...
    The True Catalyst 9 Skate was designed for ultimate fit and mobility in an ultra-lightweight package. The full composite carbon fiber one-piece boot sheds weight while maximizing explosiveness, all without sacrificing the extra moldability that results in the custom-like fit and feel that True Hockey is known for.
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Komentáře • 28

  • @rone7982
    @rone7982 Před měsícem +1

    Purchased these a few weeks ago. Just a phenomenal skate. Really stiff but super comfortable at the same time. Felt like a huge upgrade from my old Bauer Nexus skates. I have a high volume wide foot and the wide fits far better than my old skates.

  • @Deedub100
    @Deedub100 Před rokem +2

    For those wondering like I was. The forward lean is not because the blade holder is different than CCM or Bauer. It is because the steel comes with a contour that makes it 1/2mm lower in the front compared to the back. This makes it have a forward pitch even without having a profile.

  • @GJL14x
    @GJL14x Před rokem +2

    Awesome video as always! How does the boot stiffness compare to the TF9? Thanks!

  • @ClassicGil
    @ClassicGil Před rokem

    Hi Chase! I wear a Bauer 2X Pro skates with size 7EE prior to the fit 1-3 system. Will a size 7 be a similar fit to that? I heard the TF skates sizing is rather off compared to other manufacturers.

  • @MrMitchywoo
    @MrMitchywoo Před rokem +3

    I’d like to see the pro customs reviewed, I’m currently using the True customs that were out right before TF, they’re so comfortable but I know they gotta be lighter now

  • @aaronwhite5206
    @aaronwhite5206 Před 7 měsíci

    How stiff is the boot? I had a pair ccm tacks and after getting them baked it was hard to get them tied the way I like them and when I did get them tied the boot was still way to stiff to where my ankle was moving around. I know I had the right size cause I went and got measured at a hockey pro shop

  • @HockeyReviews
    @HockeyReviews Před rokem +4

    Love seeing you back on the ice doing these! Disappointed True still doesn't do the comfort edges on the top of the boot though, excited to give these a try though!

    • @ice.warehouse
      @ice.warehouse  Před rokem +1

      Thanks buddy! I'm hoping the next-gen skates will have that comfort wrap as well.
      Chase at IW Hockey

    • @StillAliveAndKicking_
      @StillAliveAndKicking_ Před 4 měsíci +2

      They don’t need them because the lining projects up beyond the boot shell edge. In other words, they effectively have a much more extensive comfort edge.

    • @rone7982
      @rone7982 Před měsícem

      Been using my Catalyst 9's for a month and I don't find the need for a comfort edge. Skates are very comfortable, and I've never noticed any issues at the top of the boot.

  • @Koval_71_chuk
    @Koval_71_chuk Před rokem

    Are these anything like the Easton Makos?

  • @APar2008
    @APar2008 Před rokem +3

    I also thought the TF9s were very uncomfortable

    • @ice.warehouse
      @ice.warehouse  Před rokem +3

      They go from the most uncomfortable to the most form-fitting with a bake, it's truly impressive.
      Chase at IW Hockey

  • @APar2008
    @APar2008 Před rokem +1

    How do you compare it to the CCM jet speed?

    • @ice.warehouse
      @ice.warehouse  Před rokem +3

      These are just a totally different beast, while they're a retail skate, the one-piece co-molded boot feels like it was custom made for you after you bake them.
      Chase at IW Hockey

  • @elvisisalive2716
    @elvisisalive2716 Před rokem

    This guy reviewing a car or a skate ?

    • @perrysmiles60
      @perrysmiles60 Před 4 měsíci

      With the background music going on, I think it's more for a car.

  • @alexanderh.999
    @alexanderh.999 Před rokem

    I never understood how people skate without sucks. Yuck

  • @Lazyworker123
    @Lazyworker123 Před rokem +3

    I just think that graphic is so ugly. The yellow was a terrible choice

    • @Chanmantroop10
      @Chanmantroop10 Před rokem

      Ya, the only reason I'm even considering the pro is bc it doesn't have yellow

  • @Acyclistandhockeysnob

    I used the TF9 player and Goalie skates for a few months and completely regretted selling my SuperTacks. Sold them and went back to the CCM AS3’s and AS3 Pros both player and goalie. The Trues were complete garbage.

    • @85dbs
      @85dbs Před rokem

      What didn’t you like about the True’s that was better on CCM? Only asking because I’m debating between the two.

    • @Acyclistandhockeysnob
      @Acyclistandhockeysnob Před rokem

      @@85dbs honestly the sizing and the angle of the chassis. The sizing is at least a 1/2 size larger than it claims and the angle of the Chassis takes getting used to. Not to mention, unless you wrap them with a clear 3m protection in the carbon areas, they will scratch up quickly.

    • @Acyclistandhockeysnob
      @Acyclistandhockeysnob Před rokem

      @Average Canadian in 2022 well the fact that the tendon guard in the back breaks easily along with the Carbon heel? Yeah, garbage.

  • @marcfalardeau6058
    @marcfalardeau6058 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Hi Chase, last november I bought my first pair of True skates( TF 7 ) and very satisfied.
    My question: basically, what are the main differences between my skates and the Catalyst 7? Does it have anything to do with the type of skater I am? Thanks! Marc, Quebec. 😉🏒