Bauer Vapor X 100 Skates

Update: The Bauer Vapor X 100 skates are now available. Head over to PureHockey.com to pick up your pair today! Use the coupon codeĀ HOCKEYWORLD when you check out and save an additional 10% on select items from your order!

Joining the Vapor skate line up in the Spring will be the new Bauer Vapor X 100 skates. These skates will sit at a price point right beneath the Bauer Vapor APX 2 skates.

The Bauer Vapor X 100 skates will be similar to the original APX skates, with a few new features.

Starting with the quarter package, the Vapor X 100 skates will use the 3D lasted Curv Composite with x-rib pattern. Inside we’ll find a hydra max mesh liner along with lightweight form fit ankle pads. A 52 ounce three piece pro felt tongue will be featured on the Vapor X 100 skates, and will be integrated with a high density metatarsal guard. The footbed provided will be Bauer’s Form-Fit+ footbed with grip, moisture management and a heelĀ stabilizer. Of course the full upper will be thermoformable, meaning a precise fit around your foot after baking.

Moving on to the lower features, the Vapor X 100 will use a full composite outsole which will be very light in weight. New to the Vapor series, and included on this skate will be the Tuuk Lightspeed Edge holder. First, you’re going to see a 3mm increase in height with this new holder, but its main feature will be the ability to quickly replace steel. The holder will feature a trigger which you can pull to release the current blade and put in a new set in a matter of seconds. The stock steel on these skates will be the Tuuk LS2 stainless steel runner.

The Bauer Vapor X 100 skate will be in retail stores this April and should be available at around $799.99. Check out the Vapor X 100 skates below and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Are you sticking with your current Vapor skates or upgrading to these?

Bauer Vapor X 100 Skates
Bauer Vapor X 100 Skates

 

10 Comments

  1. apx2 will come in JR from 3.5 up. the x100 is not like the old apx, it is still like the x7.0/x60. the tongue is 3 piece to limit it from cracking for those that dont tuck, the pricing here is wrong, closer to the $600 the 7.0 went for. they will have the full line like they always have.

  2. Cool idea with the trigger, but no NHL dudes are on it right now, which leads me to believe it isn’t working well, or the pros don’t like it.

    Anyone test these out and know if the blade clicks or pops out a lot?

  3. Are these as stiff as the original apx skates? im only 5’3″ and 115 punds so im looking for the lightest weight skate with good flex.

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