Used CCM Jetspeed FT4 skates.
These are the BASE FT4 skates, NOT the FT4 Pro.
On the skates: STEP Blacksteel runners, CCM XS Extra tongue, Superfeet comfort insoles, Howie’s waxed laces and lace locks off of my old Reeboks.
Included: standard STEP stainless steel runners, stock CCM tongues and the original box.
Had to go down to size 5 from my previous size 6 Reebok skates and bought the FT4 Pro’s instead. These skates were amazing for the short time I used them, just too big.
Perfect skate for:
Offensive-minded players who value quick acceleration and maneuverability.
Durability
Power
Speed
The CCM Jetspeed FT4 hockey skates are designed for elite players, featuring One-Piece Boot Speed and RFM composite material for optimal acceleration and energy transfer. With an asymmetrical toe cap and interchangeable XS Tongue, they provide a customized fit. The lightweight design, comfortable liner, and durable construction enhance performance, while the Speedblade XS Holder and Step Steel runner allow for efficient blade changes.
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