Customer Questions & Answers for
Supreme One100 Ice Skate
Upper Features: * Anaform Fit: Anatomically correct ALIVE Composite upper and insole provide a more comfortable fit and more responsive skate * Anatomical thermoforming: When the skate is heated it forms around the ankle and heel, giving a true 360 custom fit for any foot shape - and a real performance advantage on the ice * Lining Material: Hydrophobic Clarino synthetic leather liner * Heel Support: Exterior 3D injected heel cup * Ankle Padding: Lightweight Anaform Fit foam ankle pads * Tongue Construction: Anatomical 52oz. 2-piece felt with high-density metatarsal guard * Footbed: Superfit+ with stabilizer grip, ALIVE Composite insert * Thermoformable: Full upperLower Features: * Outsole: Full Texalium composite * Blade Holder & Runner: Tuuk Lightspeed 2 with LS 2.1 Power stainless steel runner
Customer Questions & Answers:
11 Questions
| 21 Answers
Overall Rating:
Questions & Answers for Bauer Supreme One100 Ice Skate
Question
can you rebake a skate?
ive had a pair of x40s for about a year and ive started to get pressure points on my feet. could i have my skates rebaked and would it have any negative affects on them?
asked 1 year, 3 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
4 answers
Answers
answer 1
Bauer states you can bake twice. Continued baking breaks down the components of the skate and reduces longivity. Pro shops can punch out or massage specific areas of boot or a shoe repair shop
Top 100 Contributor
answered 11 months ago
by
Dangle
- East Coast
answer 2
baking may help. but you may need to get the pressure points punched out to relieve the pressure. I had a pressure point on the back of my right heel where the achilles tendon inserts. I have a larger bone protrusion there compared to the left, and there's little to no padding in that spot in the boot. You'll have to go to your local hockey shop to do this. And then you can also rebake since your foot may sit slightly different after it's punched out. I forget how many times you can do it. I've done it once on my XXV's after the initial one when I purchased them and have had no issues.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: Male
Age: Over 40
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Top 500 Contributor
answered 1 year ago
by
RayG
- Toronto, ON, Canada
answer 3
no, you can rebake up to 9 times on a skate
Top 1000 Contributor
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
by
Sauce23
answer 4
It is suggested that a skate only be baked up to two times at the very beginning of the break-in process. Re-baking them now will most likely not have any positive effect on the skate.
Top 10 Contributor
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
by
Nathan
Question
How much do these skates weigh?
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Age: 19-29
Frequency: More than 5 times per week
asked 2 years, 9 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Dangles
3 answers
Answers
answer 1
I don't think weight is an issue with these skates. They are really light to me and i feel like my skating was so much better in these and i felt quicker. but i think they are about 2 lbs.
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
by
Tubbs17
answer 2
I have not wieghed mine,, but they are extremely light. I skate in 10D and they are lighter then my NB XIX skates
Top 500 Contributor
answered 1 year, 10 months ago
by
MajorHeadache
- Boston
answer 3
The Bauer Supreme One100 Senior skates weigh 3.52 pounds (pair). One single skate weighs 1.76 pounds.
Top 10 Contributor
answered 2 years, 9 months ago
by
Jeff
Question
Skate Blades
How big of a difference do the longer blades make? And how long does it take to get use to them?
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
asked 1 year, 9 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
2 answers
Answers
answer 1
Not a major difference but noticiable initially. Few skates and you're good. For some I think it feels like turning radius is wider. Depends on ability. I have mine profiled so no worries for me. Noicing Sports has great web site and service to explain all.
Top 100 Contributor
answered 11 months ago
by
Dangle
- East Coast
answer 2
Ultimately, they have the same feel as the One95 skates from 2009. Getting used to them should not be a problem.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
by
JimS
Question
heat mold
hello, i just bought these skates. How should i heat mold these skates. I do not the abillity to get a pro shop to get them done.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
asked 1 year, 5 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
2 answers
Answers
answer 1
Tough............... you tube has a "how to bake" in oven but I wouldnt recommend. Go old school and just wear. Your body heat will mold and fit to you after few skates.
Top 100 Contributor
answered 11 months ago
by
Dangle
- East Coast
answer 2
One skate at a time placed on a baking sheet in the oven at 165 degrees for no more than 8 minutes. Make sure to monitor the skate to ensure that none of the skate is overheating and breaking down. After 6-8 minutes take the skate out, put it on and lace it up game tight. Make sure to tighten the skate very slowly so you do not damage the eyelets. Do not walk around on the skate. If anything, you can stand up in it and do a small amount of forward flexing. Keep the skate on for 15 minutes. Remove the skate, lace it back up and let it stand up right for 24 hours. You may do this process up to two times.
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
by
Jlynch
Question
Is the protection of felt tongues differ from those with metatarsal gaurds?
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: Male
asked 1 year, 5 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
2 answers
Answers
answer 1
I dont think so. The difference is really feel and guard against lace bite. I prefer softer feel of felt tounge
Top 100 Contributor
answered 11 months ago
by
Dangle
- East Coast
answer 2
A lot of times the metatarsal guard is a reinforcement within the felt tongue. The tongue will usually be felt up towards the portion covering the ankle but then also have a metatarsal guard on the end of the tongue covering the top of the foot.
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
by
Jlynch
Question
How would you rate these versus the Vapor 7.0?
asked 1 year, 4 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
2 answers
Answers
answer 1
I've skated the x-60, comparable to 7.0. I'd give the one100 the thumbs up. Cant go wrong with either. vapor fit usually in lil narrow compared to supreme line
Top 100 Contributor
answered 11 months ago
by
Dangle
- East Coast
answer 2
Both the Supreme One100 and the Vapor X 7.0 are great skates. Their are some differences in the Supreme line verses the Vapor Line. The One100 skates are slightly heavier than the Vapor X 7.0 at 1.88 lbs. The forefoot of the Vapors run slightly narrow in comparison to the Supremes. The Supreme line is built for power with slightly more surface area on the steel versus the Vapor, which is built more for agility with its X-Rib design allowing for faster acceleration and quicker turns.
Top 10 Contributor
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
by
Nathan
Question
TotalOne100 vs Graf G3?
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
2 answers
Answers
answer 1
Total One
Top 100 Contributor
answered 11 months ago
by
Dangle
- East Coast
answer 2
Graf g 5 because g3 and g5 is the same price and g5 is better
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Top 1000 Contributor
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
by
Rider
Question
one100 vs eq40
thinking about getting these or eq40 because those are cheaper. i have a wide foot and many pressure points when i wear my x40s. which ones would give me the most comfort? and is the comfort on the one100 worth the $600?
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: Male
Age: 13-18
asked 1 year, 6 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
1 answer
Answers
answer 1
The two skates are completely different. Both skates come in EE width to help with your wide foot. And both skates are very comfortable. The EQ40 is going to be more comfortable right out of the box then the ONE100. The ONE100 is one of Bauer's top of the line skates and is very stiff right of the box. It has to be broken-in. Its essentially a pro model skate. The EQ40 on the other hand, is not. Its not as protective, light, or durable, and in my option, as comfortable. The EQ40 is a great skate, it just doesn't compare to a top of the line skate of almost any manufacturer including Easton. Both skates can be baked to help with any pressure points behind the toecap.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
by
Vio34
Question
Whats the difference between these and one95?
asked 1 year, 5 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
1 answer
Answers
answer 1
The Bauer One95 was Bauer's top end skate in 2009. The newest top end skate for the Supreme line is the Total One. So the One100 skate would best be compared to Bauer's Supreme One75 skate in 2009. The One100 does have some recent upgrades with the anatomically correct ALIVE Composite upper and insole providing a more comfortable fit and more responsive skate.The One100 is slightly lighter at 1.88 lbs and has the Superfit + footbeds.
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
by
Jlynch
Question
One size is shown - 12D but 15 available. Are they all size 12?
asked 7 months ago on Supreme One100 Ice Skate
by
Anonymous
1 answer
Answers
answer 1
Yes, the only size we have left in this skate is a size 12 D.
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
Number One Contributor
answered 7 months ago
by
MikeM