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Shop ice hockey skates from Bauer and CCM at Proline Skates. Whether you're learning to skate, joining your first hockey team or upgrading your equipment, explore our selection of hockey skates for children, juniors and adults.
Choose from youth, junior, intermediate and senior ice hockey skates, with options for recreational players, developing skaters and experienced hockey players. Browse our range online or contact our Cardiff-based team for help choosing the right pair.0
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Finding the right ice hockey skates is about more than choosing a brand or price. The correct fit, boot support and blade setup can all influence comfort, control and performance on the ice.
At Proline Skates, we stock ice hockey skates from established manufacturers including Bauer and CCM, with models suitable for beginners, developing players and experienced skaters.
Bauer offers a wide selection of hockey skates, including its Supreme and Vapor ranges, alongside more accessible models such as the Bauer X, X-LP and X-LS.
These ranges cater to different levels of skating experience and performance requirements. When choosing between models, consider the boot construction, stiffness, fit options and intended level of use.
CCM is another leading manufacturer of ice hockey skates, with ranges including Jetspeed and Tacks.
Different models offer varying levels of support, construction and performance features. The most suitable CCM hockey skate depends on the player's foot shape, skating experience and preferred feel on the ice.
Hockey skates are commonly divided into four size categories:
Youth hockey skates: Smaller sizes designed for younger children learning to skate or play hockey.
Junior hockey skates: Suitable for growing players who need appropriately sized hockey equipment.
Intermediate hockey skates: Designed for players whose foot sizes fall between junior and senior ranges.
Senior hockey skates: Adult-sized models available across a wide range of prices and performance levels.
These categories vary between manufacturers. Always consult the specific brand's size chart before ordering.
Ice hockey skates should fit securely, with minimal unwanted foot movement inside the boot.
Your toes may lightly touch the front of the skate when standing upright, but should not be painfully compressed. When your knees are bent into a skating stance, your heel should remain secure.
Hockey skate sizing often differs from ordinary UK shoe sizing, so selecting skates based on shoe size alone can lead to an incorrect fit.
Beginners generally benefit from comfortable, supportive hockey skates that suit their level of skating and frequency of use.
More advanced models may feature stiffer boots, upgraded materials and components designed for greater responsiveness during demanding skating.
A more expensive skate is not automatically the best choice. Correct fit and an appropriate level of support should come first.
Yes. Ice hockey skates are designed for the movements involved in hockey, including rapid acceleration, turning and changes of direction. They have a different blade profile and boot construction from figure skates.
Beginners should prioritise correct fit, comfort and suitable ankle support. Entry-level hockey skates from established brands such as Bauer and CCM can be a practical starting point.
Hockey skates often use different sizing conventions from everyday footwear. The correct size depends on the manufacturer, model and your foot measurements. Always check the relevant size guide.
Children should wear correctly fitted skates appropriate to their foot size and support requirements. Oversized adult skates can make controlling the blade more difficult.
Many new hockey skates require sharpening before their first use, although preparation varies by retailer and product. Check whether your skates are supplied sharpened before going onto the ice.
Yes. Hockey skates can be used for general recreational skating as well as playing hockey. However, the fit and handling characteristics differ from recreational and figure skates.
