The Bauer Supreme S37 Intermediate Hockey Skate is the newest member of the Supreme family. The Bauer S37 offers a comfortable, flexible boot to allow the player to generate good power transfer without an overabundance of stiffness.
Boot Construction/Stiffness Profile/Sizings
Bauer has constructed the Supreme S37 with the focus on Performance level hockey players. The S37 skate features Bauer’s Fiber material which is used to provide good stability into the skates while offering great ability for ankle flexion.
Bauer has introduced a new feature exclusively to the Supreme line, with the flex of each skate geared towards matching the flex of the boot to the player's skating abilities. On the S37 Senior hockey skate, the flex profile is stated to be 65 flex points, where its smaller sizes in the intermediate range are stated to be 50 flex points. With this flex profile integrated into the S37 boot, this will provide increased range of motion, heightened lateral and torsional stiffness which translate to the highest form of energy transfer.
Tongue
Bauer has styled its S37 tongue to keep the main focus of comfort and performance to ensure stability and flexibility. The tongue includes a 40 oz. felt base with Mesh Metatarsal Guard on the face to provide protection and comfort against lace bite and also gives the tongue spring in your stride.
Liner/Internal Padding
The S37 comes out of the box with a game day ready comfort before heat molding. The S37 features the Microfiber liner to provide grip and moisture management for peak performance. Pairing with the Microfiber liner, Bauer has upgraded the internal foam to memory foam which delivers a comfortable fit while providing a snug ankle wrap.
Steel/Holder/Profile
On the S37 Intermediate hockey skate, you will be geared with Lightspeed LS S. Stainless steel. This steel offers glide, strong edge and a smooth finish.
The holder used on the S37 is the Tuuk Lightspeed Edge with quick release trigger system. This holder is the number one holder used by NHL and professional players everywhere
