COLORADO AVALANCHE/ARIZONA COYOTES Conor Timmins game-worn Bauer 2XPro skates (size 10 3/4 DA)

These are game-worn skates of defenseman Conor Timmins, who was a 2nd round draft pick of the Colorado Avalanche in 2017 and played for the team 2019-21. Timmins was signed as a free agent by Arizona in August 2021 but suffered a season-ending knee injury six games into the 2021-22 season. He played in two games for the Coyotes until getting injured again in October 2022 and was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs the following month. These Bauer 2XPro skates in size 10 3/4 CA and show good overall use. The Avs equipment staff put a sticker on the undersole showing Timmins wearing #22 back then and this was his 6th set of skates. The Coyotes staff put a #25 kachina-style decal on skates as well when Timmins first joined the team. The custom insoles have been removed from both boots. NOTE: The Coyotes removed the blades from the skates for safety reasons so there is no steel in the runners. The skates were obtained directly from the Coyotes in a recent bulk equipment buy.

The Bauer Vapor 2X Pro hockey skates are lightweight and designed for agility, making them perfect for players who prioritize quickness on the ice. They feature Bauer's DYNAFLEX system with an asymmetrical toe cap for a low-volume fit, along with a carbon composite quarter package for stiffness and energy transfer. The 2X Pro also feature the Tuuk Lightspeed Edge holder which stabilizes the skate and makes it feel extremely secure.

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One of the things that makes the 2X Pro great is how light it feels. It's an extremely lightweight boot that is also really durable. It's a predecessor to what you see in the HyperLite these days. Very durable but also very light. So the 2X Pro is perfect for agility, cutting back and forth across the ice. And, it still has good power. At the professional level, some NHL players use the 2X Pro and have no issues. It’s a skate that will last you. Mine are still fine to play in even after years. It's a skate built to last.

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Austin MacDonald