2023 CCM AS-V Pro Hockey Skates Extra Wide Width 9 (New)

I had custom skates made bc I tried for about 5 years to find skates that would fit my feet but nothing fit. My feet are wide at the front behind my toes. I had my feet scanned at Pure Hockey in Wesley Chapel, Fl. and paid $1500 (extra $200 for added padding around the foot, ankle and top of the boot). These have a one piece carbon fiber boot. Come with the tongue that has D30 foam on top of the felt for added lace bite and impact protection. Tongue can be changed for two other available options. Comes with 2 different foot bed liners and two different arch supports. I got them home and tried them on the ice for about 10 seconds. I skated on Bauers for 11 years prior to these. I felt like I was going to fall backwards. A teammate informed me that CCM and Bauer skates are different from each other and that I should have stayed with Bauer, which I was used to. In February of this year I discovered Bauer's new skate, the Shadow. It fit me right off the shelf! If you are CCM skate person, try on the Bauer Shadow size 9, fit 3 and my CCM custom skates will fit you. Blades are sharpened to 5/8. I will get them in the mail as soon as I notice the sale

The CCM Tacks AS-V Pro is a high-performance ice hockey skate designed for elite players. It features a one-piece boot Power technology for a close fit and efficient energy transfer, along with a lightweight carbon composite construction for power and agility. Key attributes include the Powerflex tendon for enhanced range of motion and the XS Metatomic tongue for added protection and comfort.

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The AS-V Pro offers a close, professional fit, and a lot of power. I really love the quick acceleration. The number one thing with this skate is comfort. The padding really secures the ankle and foot while keeping the flexibilityity to turn and move. The tongue has a funky design, but it allows you to get a full range of motion without feeling insecure in the skate or like it's going to fall off or wobble.

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@Dstars79, Player Review