Used Intermediate Bauer Supreme M3 Hockey Skates Regular Width Size 5.5 (Fit2)

Just upgraded to a pair of M5 Pros and looking to sell these to recoup a portion of what the upgrade cost. The Bauer Supreme M3 skate is perfect for a beginner that is looking for a mid-level priced skate with adequate protection and changeable blades. This model is able to be baked (has been baked once before, so you have 2 more to safely do!). Comes with standard steel already cut to a 5/8. I was using these blades as backups, so they're still freshly cut and ready to skate on. Smells great because I air my gear out after every skate and comes with OG Bauer laces. That's the good, so now the bad - I learned to do crossovers in these bad boys and CCW was the first direction, so I do have a good amount of knicks on the toe cap of the left skate. There is also light surface level damage consistent with playing hockey weekly. There are wear areas on the tongues where the top grommets have rubbed on them because I tuck my tongues. These are also pictured. Holders have slight discoloration from soakers that randomly stained them. Interior fabric by the top eyelets is a bit torn, but everything functions like normal. I've priced the skates accordingly, but feel free to send (fair) offers or questions my way.

The Bauer Supreme M3 hockey skates are designed for recreational and competitive players. They feature a Digi Comp quarter for a lightweight and supportive fit, a memory foam ankle pad for comfort, and a traditional flex profile for a good range of motion. The liner is made of a moisture-wicking material to help keep feet dry, and the LS Edge holder makes it easy to swap out blades. The Bauer Supreme M3 skates are a good mid-range option for players who are looking for a skate that offers good value for the money.

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The M3 is a low to mid-level skate. It's a bit more expensive than the introductory ones, but it has the quick-release steel changer. So players can use the M3 for a lot longer than if there was no way to change the blades efficiently. It has a lot of comfort features like a thick padded tongue. It's so focused on comfort and this keeps players happier. Because when you're starting out, comfort is a bit more important. The reason I've seen people STOP using this skate is just because of the durability aspect. As people become more comfortable with their game or their skating, and they start doing different cuts and using their skates differently, the wear will happen in different areas and degrade this skate faster than higher-end models.

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Austin MacDonald