Update: The new Bauer Supreme Total One NXG skates have been released. If you’re picking up a pair, head over to Pure Hockey to snag them for $799.99. Use the coupon code HOCKEYWORLD while you’re there to save 10% on select products.
In April, 2012, Bauer will release their newest skate, the Bauer Supreme Total One NXG ice hockey skate. We brought you a sneak peek at a prototype version of the 2012 Bauer Supreme skates back in July, but now we’re looking at the final design of the skate.
You can see in the picture below (courtesy of HWB fan Tyrone, thanks bud!) that a few concepts from the prototype made their way into the Bauer Supreme Total One NXG skates, and the Total One NXG will definitely be a step up from the original Total One skates, which were released in Spring, 2010.
Heading into the features of the Total One NXG, you’ll find a 3D anaformable Curv composite quarter package which will definitely be rigid and strong enough for all high level players. Moving along the front you’ll find Bauer’s customizable 3 flex tongue. The Curv composite inserts allow you to customize the flex of your tongue adding a “spring back” type response after each stride and flex of the tongue. The 3 flex options for the tongue will be mid, stiff, and extra stiff. The tongue inserts are replaceable, depending on how much resistance you want on your tongue flex, and can be switched out quite easily.
On the back of the boot, Bauer has loaded its Total One NXG with a patented flexible tendon guard. “The tendon guard on the Total One NXG allows Bauer to reduce the overall skate weight by even more than before. This patented technology provides the player with an increase of 5 degrees more range of motion adding to the overall skating efficiency through increased stride length” according to Bauer Hockey.
Moving inside the boot, you will see a hydrophobic grip light-liner which has great moisture wicking properties. Alongside the ankle, the interior of the boot will feature lightweight anaform fit-foam ankle pads. These are the same found in most high end Bauer skates, and the result is a ton of comfort for your foot and ankle pads which help keep the foot in place. The footbed featured on the Total One NXG skate will be Bauer’s form-fit+ footbed with stabalizer grip. The boot will be thermoformable of course, allowing for a fit more customized to your foot shape.
Beneath the boot, Bauer has loaded the Total One NXG with the Tuuk Lightspeed 2 holder and LS fusion runner. This is one of the most popular holder and runner combinations on the market today, and will suit the needs of elite hockey players everywhere.
The new Bauer Supreme Total One NXG skates will be available in April 2012 from local and online retailers.
What are your thoughts on the new Bauer Supreme Total One NXG skates? Will you be willing to shell out some coin to pick up a pair when they are released?
Bauer Supreme Total One NXG Skates
#1 by Cowboy Carl on November 2nd, 2011
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Yep i’m getting these
#2 by Cowboy Carl on November 2nd, 2011
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oh yeah please post when there is word on the apx gloves. thanks!
#3 by patrick on November 5th, 2011
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i honestly think the prototypes look better these are ugly to much gold
#4 by Brian Smith on November 8th, 2011
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Yup…I’ll be shucking out cash for these.
#5 by Greg G on November 18th, 2011
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seriously?? all that gold??? I would never buy a gold car, truck, or even jewelry..so why would I want it on my skates??? That was the whole reason I didn’t by the the 2010 Total One’s..now there’s more gold?? ughhh..fail
#6 by hhhtyjjj on December 7th, 2011
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WTF , THATS UGLY
#7 by sam lepera on December 19th, 2011
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How mmuch will they be?
#8 by MANLY on December 20th, 2011
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What will the cost be on these? 800 dollars again? way to exspensive
#9 by Langer on December 26th, 2011
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Sickest skates ever , Forsure getting these !
#10 by sam lepera on December 29th, 2011
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anyone know how much they will be???
#11 by sam lepera on December 29th, 2011
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Price??
#12 by Sniper on December 29th, 2011
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They will retail at $895 USD.
#13 by sam lepera on January 5th, 2012
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And canadian price????????
#14 by sam lepera on January 8th, 2012
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??
#15 by sam lepera on January 10th, 2012
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price cad????????
#16 by Vu on January 15th, 2012
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Why do companies do this to their top of the line equipment? They butcher a perfectly good skate with the robotic-slash-futuristic look. And there’s just too much gold. I am definitely holding onto my last years version.
#17 by bob on January 21st, 2012
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wtf these are so gay they look just like the totalones the apx skates are way better
#18 by Eric B on January 26th, 2012
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I like the looks (but i’m old) but my totalones (1st gen) took a while to break in so i’m keeping them for at least a couple of years!
#19 by Chicago SEO Specialist on January 26th, 2012
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I am currently skating in a pair of Vapor X30 from 2009, and I am looking to upgrade now. I have been looking at Supreme one 80 for some time already. With the new Supreme coming out in April, I think the outdating models will be sale pretty soon.
#20 by EB on January 26th, 2012
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Agreed that the price point of the current Supremes should be coming down, probably closer to the new release. I’ll be posting a review of the Bauer Supreme ONE70′s this weekend and it may provide some insight into a future purchase, however skating on Bauers already, I’m certain your mind is made up. If you shop online at PureHockey.com you can use coupon code ‘HOCKEYWORLD’ for 10% off. Free shipping is nice too.
#21 by MC on February 12th, 2012
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deffinatley gettin these babes
#22 by jowel on February 13th, 2012
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I’m pretty sure the price will be the same as the APX witch is 849$ cad
#23 by dave on February 15th, 2012
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how much do you think the older models will drop in price?
i’m desparate for new skates but if it will save more than $50 I might wait until march to pick up some 5.0s.
#24 by Snipe wheel party on February 15th, 2012
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Will they come out in junior sizes ??
#25 by EB on February 15th, 2012
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Snipe, I do not believe they will come out in Junior sizes. This is as the APX and current TotalONE did not come out in Junior sizes. One level below each of the models was the highest for Junior sizes though. Hope that helps.
#26 by Snipe wheel party on February 15th, 2012
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Oh so one.9 will be the highest?
#27 by David on February 15th, 2012
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These will come out in junior sizes. There has been a lot of complaint from women players who want these top end skates but don’t have feet large enough to fit in the top ends. The APX will probably not come out with a junior size. the 7.0 and 7.0 LE will be the highest. I work at a shop that is the nations #1 bauer dealer so we hear about all the stuff before everybody else
#28 by Matt on February 15th, 2012
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According to the Bauer catalog, the Total One NXG will come in senior sizes 6-12. This will include full and half sizes, as well as C (size 6-10), D, and EE widths. Junior and youth sizes will be available beginning with the One.9 skate.
#29 by steven on February 16th, 2012
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the skate looks good. the only point i would point out is the heel. dont like it. just hope they wont be too expensive!
#30 by Red on February 16th, 2012
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I bought a pair of Total One’s and during the first skate I took a slap shot in the heal, which caused the boot to get a starfish crack in the outer membrane.
I tried to return them to Bauer, but apparently they don’t have my size (8EE) anymore so I have to wait for the new skates to get my replacement as the store I bought them from wont give me a refund.
My One90′s had the tennon guard rip off the boot 13months after owning them, and again nothing that Bauer will do to help me out.
I love the skate, but $900.00 (roughly CDN) for now customer service…..I’m starting to rethink my future purchases.
The rest of my Bauer kit is great though……Total One everything, but my helmet is the 8500 as the fit of the 9900 was not right for me.
#31 by Red on February 16th, 2012
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Sorry for the spelling errors in above, but I’m just getting the feel for this iPad and auto correct.
Heel an no is what I had meant to type. Lol
#32 by Sniper on February 21st, 2012
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@ Red,
Do you have to wait until April to receive your new skates?
#33 by Red on February 28th, 2012
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Yes apparently I won’t get them until the new ones hit the street……errrrr, ice!!
My feet are dying to get rid of the old ones. LOL
#34 by Jay on February 29th, 2012
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does anyone know the release date in April?
#35 by Charles on February 29th, 2012
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Why won’t the total one nxg skates come out in junior sizes beside’s that the skate look great and sharp
#36 by David on March 5th, 2012
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they will come out the first week in april. my work already has the new catalog. they will come in junior sizes if you place a custom order with bauer. these will be the same as the total ones that are out currently accept with a few minor cosmetic updates.
#37 by Matt on March 5th, 2012
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I think the price of the 2011 total one will come down a considerable amount due to the fact that everyone will want the new nxg totalone. I like the old style better than theses new ones. Thinking I will be snapping up a pair of the original total ones and save probably several hundred dollars.
#38 by Jonesie on March 5th, 2012
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I agree. The price for the 2011 total one has to come down with the new skate being released some time time in April. Thinking I will wait for that and snap up a pair of last years model for hopefully couple hundred dollars less
#39 by Stef on March 8th, 2012
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Nothing like having to take a 2nd out on your home to buy the top of the line skate. $899.99 retail is just outrageous, and honestly there isn’t more then $125 worth of material so I guess $700 dollars must be in the box design, patents/intellectual property. Guess you gotta pay to play. Take Kidney’s?
#40 by steven on March 11th, 2012
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heres more on the new skates
http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php?/topic/60207-bauer-totalone-nxg-initial-thoughts/
#41 by bob on March 14th, 2012
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will these be in junior size if not id have to get 7.0 skates
#42 by Red on March 15th, 2012
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Great link Steven, thanks.
Nice looking skates, but I’d like to see blue added in and not the yellow.
#43 by Red on March 29th, 2012
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Winter hockey’s almost over and then summer hockey starts……..where are my new NXG’s?
This isn’t meant for anybody in particular. Just anxious to get my feet into a pair.
#44 by Matt on May 2nd, 2012
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Did you pick up a pair yet? How do you like them?
#45 by ishaan on March 30th, 2012
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i know how much they cost the price is $599
#46 by ishaan on March 30th, 2012
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they look sweet
#47 by trevor on April 2nd, 2012
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My mom preordered these for me and ishaan they are 799 like the apx
#48 by Matt on May 2nd, 2012
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How do you like them?
#49 by dan on April 5th, 2012
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why hasn’t the exact weight been advertised like the APX which is 730 grams in a size 8…maybe it weighs more?
#50 by Matt on May 2nd, 2012
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According to Ice Warehouse, the weight of a single 9D skate is 737 grams
#51 by Kyle on April 19th, 2012
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will there be a new stick coming out
#52 by Matt on May 2nd, 2012
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There will be a new stick too, keep checking back to HockeyWorldBlog.com for updates on that.