In early 2015, Bauer released the newest stick in the Vapor family, the Vapor 1X. Bauer created the original 1X stick by by ditching the dual kick point found in the APX2, adding a Quick Release Taper for lightning-fast release times, and designing a fresh new outer graphic.

in Canada DEFINITION: Hockey Bauer Skates Made in Canada – Hockey Bauer skates that are manufactured in Canada. Bauer is a leading brand in the hockey industry known for producing high-quality skates for players of all levels.

Accounting for approximately 36.7% of Bauer's global foot scans, Fit 1 was designed for the low volume foot. This means players typically have a shallow heel depth, shallow instep height, minimal ankle wrap and a narrow forefoot. This is most similar to the previous Vapor D-width fit profile as well.

Both skate lines provide high-performance features, but they are tailored to different playing styles. Bauer Supreme skates cater to power players who prioritize stability and support, while Bauer Vapor skates are better suited for speedy and agile players who prefer lighter and more responsive skates.

Bauer is a renowned brand in the hockey industry known for producing high-quality skates for players of all skill levels. Categorizing their skates by year allows players and consumers to understand and differentiate between the various models and improvements made by Bauer over time.

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Founded in Kitchener, Ontario in 1927, Bauer developed the first skate with a blade attached to a boot, forever changing the game of hockey. Since then, Bauer has continued to develop the most innovative products in the industry.

Pro Stock sticks are not covered under warranty.*

Traditionally, a pair of Bauer Vapor skates was best for the player with narrow feet. Low-volume Vapor skates offer a tapered fit with a standard toe box, slim forefoot, snug heel, and tight ankle. The player with classic preferences and regular to wide feet can't go wrong with a Bauer Supreme skate.

In 1994, Canstar, the parent company of Bauer, became a wholly owned subsidiary of Nike. In 2006, beginning with the release of the Nike Bauer Supreme One90, the company's products were rebranded as Nike Bauer. This was the first time Nike had ever used a partner brand name on a product.

In 2008, Nike sold Bauer to investors who take on troubled companies. It was the first time that Nike put another brand's name with their own. Since their parting with Nike in 2008, Bauer reinvented itself with the guidance of the investors that acquired it.

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395 Grams Bauer Vapor 1X Lite Grip Composite Hockey Stick - Senior

Nike rebranded Bauer in 2006 to be called Nike Bauer, but that was only for two years. In 2008, Nike sold Bauer to investors who take on troubled companies. It was the first time that Nike put another brand's name with their own.

Since then, Bauer has continued to develop the most sought after products in the industry, including the widely successful Supreme and Vapor lines of equipment. Nike decided to divest Bauer, acquired in 1995, following a strategic review of the company's subsidiary businesses.

395 Grams Bauer Vapor 1X Lite Grip Composite Hockey Stick - Senior