

Are you looking for new ice hockey skates for recreational use or competitive play? In the Urheilujakone.fi selection, you will find high-quality Bauer and CCM ice hockey skates for kids, juniors, and adults. We offer models for beginners, active hobbyists, and competitive players across various price ranges and fits. The selection is also complemented by Graf and Toronto skates. Explore the options and find the perfect ice hockey skates for your feet and playing style!
































































When choosing the right ice hockey skate, the most important factors are a good fit, adequate support, and a construction suited to the player's needs. A skate that is too large reduces control of the foot, while one that is too small can cause pressure and discomfort. That is why, when selecting skates, it is worth paying attention not only to foot length but also to width, instep height, and heel fit.
Our selection includes Bauer and CCM ice hockey skates for players of all ages and skill levels. We carry skates from model lines such as the Bauer Supreme and CCM Tacks series, which combine support, fit, and efficient power transfer. The range also includes options for wider feet and players who need larger sizes.
In a junior player's first pair of skates, good fit, comfort, and adequate support are the key priorities. An actively training player, on the other hand, may benefit from a stiffer and higher-performance model that better meets the demands of skating. For adult players, there are options for both recreational use and competitive ice hockey.
Our selection includes ice hockey skates across multiple price ranges, so a suitable option can be found for a variety of needs and budgets. The most expensive or stiffest skate is not automatically the best choice — what matters most is finding a model that suits your foot and your level of play.
Ice hockey skate sizes do not always correspond to regular shoe sizes. There are differences in sizing conventions and last shapes between manufacturers, which is why trying skates on and verifying the correct fit are important. The skate should fit snugly, the heel should stay in place, and the toes should have enough room in a skating position.
The heat moldability of a skate can also affect its fit. It helps adapt the skate to the shape of the foot, but it cannot correct the wrong size or an unsuitable last.
Read more about choosing the right model and size in our ice hockey skate buying guide. The guide also covers skate fit, heat molding, and the effect of sharpening and profiling on skating.
Browse our ice hockey skate selection and find the right skates for the upcoming hockey season!
Ice hockey skate sizes are often 1–1.5 sizes smaller than your regular shoe size. The skate should fit snugly, particularly at the heel and ankle, so that the foot cannot move inside the boot. When standing in a neutral position, your toes should just lightly touch the front of the skate.
During heat molding, the skate is warmed in a specially designed oven, after which the boot conforms precisely to the individual anatomy of your foot. This process speeds up the break-in period, improves fit, and effectively prevents blisters from forming.
The general recommendation for sharpening intervals is every 5–10 hours of ice time, but the need also depends on the hardness of the ice and the skater's weight. It is worth taking the blades in for sharpening immediately if you notice a loss of grip or if visible nicks appear on the edges of the blades.
Beyond size, the biggest difference lies in the construction and stiffness of the skate. Senior skates are built to withstand an adult's weight and powerful force output, whereas junior skates flex more readily and thereby support the natural development of a young player's skating technique.
Always wipe the blades thoroughly with a dry cloth after each use and use breathable fabric blade guards in your equipment bag. Also remove the insoles from the skates after use and allow the skates to dry at room temperature, so that the internal components and metal rivets remain in good condition.